Exactly Why Is It Important to Use a Pre-shipment Inspection Se

• Posted by Lambert Polly July 29, 2022 - Filed in Other - #Wax Casting  - 620 views

  Because pre-shipment inspection is highly valued in all countries around the world, do you understand why pre-shipment inspection is required and what the significance of pre-shipment inspection service is? You will discover the reason for this by reading the following sections.
  
  

   

  In order to ensure timely delivery of goods, pre-shipment inspection is essential.

   

  1. A pre-shipment inspection agreement is a multilateral trade agreement that falls under the jurisdiction of the World Trade Organization (WTO), which is the world's largest trade organization

  2.  For the customs of the importing country to assess customs duties and for the importer to submit an application for foreign exchange, the pre-shipment inspection certificate is critical documentation

  3.  If the importer does not have a pre shipment inspection china certificate, the customs of the importing country may fine him or her 1-2 times the FOB value of the goods, or they may order the goods to be returned to the sender

   

  Generally speaking, a single batch of export products with a value greater than US $2000 must be inspected prior to shipment, and the goods shipped in full containers must frequently be supervised by the inspection agency at the same time as the goods shipped in part containers. The specific pre-shipment inspection policies of different countries are distinct from one another, as well. If you require further information, you should consult the websites of relevant organizations, such as those of the AQSIQ and the China Inspection and Certification Group.
  
  Counties that require a pre-shipment inspection include the following:
  1. At the moment, Egypt, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, and Algeria have entrusted AQSIQ with the responsibility of carrying out pre-shipment inspection, which is specifically carried out by local inspection and quarantine bureaus.
  
  The quality inspection administration has also been requested to assist in the implementation of pre-shipment inspections by the governments of Turkey, the Republic of Guinea-Burundi, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Libya, Zimbabwe, Liberia, and the Kingdom of Morocco, and a specific cooperation agreement is currently being negotiated between the two parties.
  
  Further, the main countries where China Inspection and Certification Group conducts pre-shipment inspections are Kenya, Saudi Arabia, Ecuador and Iran, with the rest being minor players.
  
  In order to obtain the Pre-Shipment Inspection Certificate from the Inspection and Quarantine Department, you must complete an application.
  
  One option is to submit a single application to the local inspection and quarantine bureau, which will result in the receipt of the pre-shipment inspection certificate all at once if the point of origin and port of shipment are the same (for example, both in Ningbo).
  
  2. If the goods' point of origin and point of destination are in different regions, it is important to note where the goods are loaded into the container. The origin inspection and quarantine bureau must first be contacted in order to obtain the certificate for certificate replacement of outbound goods if the goods are transported to a port and then loaded into the container. The application will be submitted to the port inspection and quarantine bureau, which will then issue the pre-shipment inspection certificate.
  
  In performing pre-shipment inspection, what should export companies pay particular attention to?
  1. The registration and filing system is implemented by the Inspection and Quarantine Department, and only registered enterprises are eligible to apply.
  The technical regulations and standards of the importing country on the quality of goods must be understood by the enterprise before signing an export trade contract.
  2. Goods exported to Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, and Egypt must be closely supervised during the transit pricess.