Aluminum import customs clearance skills: Easily cope with various challenges

In the actual aluminum import business, YESMORE International often hears cases where some companies delay production progress or even suffer economic losses due to unsuccessful customs declaration.

For example, a company did not understand the new customs regulations in time, which caused aluminum to be stranded at the port for many days, which not only increased the storage cost, but also affected the subsequent production plan. In order to avoid similar situations, YESMORE International will explain to you in detail the various links of aluminum import customs declaration, help you prepare in advance, and ensure worry-free customs clearance.

1. Aluminum import customs declaration process

1. Sign a trade contract: Sign a trade contract with a foreign supplier to clarify the terms of goods price, quantity, quality, delivery time, etc.

2. Arrange international transportation: Contact an international logistics company to arrange for the goods to be shipped from abroad to domestic ports.

3. Goods arrive at the port: After the goods arrive at the domestic port, pay the port fee and declare.

4. Change bill of lading: Go to the shipping agency to change the bill of lading, packing list, invoice and other documents.

5. Prepare customs declaration materials: organize the materials required for import customs declaration, including trade contracts, packing lists, bills of lading, invoices, certificates of origin, quality certificates, etc.

6. Inspection and customs declaration: submit customs declaration materials to the customs, and handle import inspection and customs declaration procedures.

7. Customs valuation and tax payment: The customs will review and value the declaration materials, verify the authenticity and legality of the goods, and determine the taxes payable.

8. Inspection and release: The customs will inspect the goods, check whether the actual condition of the goods is consistent with the declared content, and release them after inspection.

9. Pick up and deliver the goods: After paying the relevant taxes and fees, arrange for the logistics company to transport the goods to the destination.

2. Precautions for aluminum import customs declaration

1. Provide complete documents, including quality certificates, radioactive inspection certificates, certificates of origin, pre-shipment inspection and quarantine reports, etc.

2. Document information must be true, accurate and complete to avoid customs declaration delays due to document problems.

3. Customs conducts radioactive contamination inspection, inclusion content inspection, aluminum and aluminum alloy content inspection on imported aluminum.

4. The appearance and outer packaging of the goods must meet the requirements of the customs, such as uniform shape, size, color, and clean outer packaging.

5. Fill out the customs declaration form accurately and declare the quantity, value, specifications and other information of the goods truthfully.

6. It is not allowed to declare different types of recycled raw materials under the same customs declaration form.