Do you know what the customs inspection checks are?

 The inspection rate of export goods is around 5%-10%, which is randomly conducted by manual or system for random inspection. Generally speaking, the customs will draw some sensitive names according to their experience. 

The random check is consistent with the information of customs declaration, name, quantity, declared value, whether there is tax fraud, commodity inspection evasion, incorrect HS code classification, etc.



1 Check the name: whether the scientific name and common name of the product, the translated Chinese name, and the actual name are consistent


2 check the specifications: some irregular products have two specifications, one for the length of the top and one for the length of the bottom


3 check the quantity: it is the total quantity, easy to make mistakes in the case of under-reporting and over-reporting


4 check the weight: bulk cargo gross weight and net weight and the actual weight up and down range of more than 3%-5%



5 check the number of pieces: pay attention to the tailgate and samples and gifts are calculated


6 check whether the infringement: brand name, imitation brand, label, hangtag, R logo, Logo pay attention to distinguish


7 check the end of production: that is, the place of origin, some factories will reveal some information or advertising information about the place of origin of the product in the packaging, especially when the three-party trade is prone to wrong origin information or destination information.


8 check the box: check whether the container is entrapped some factory did not produce or omitted to report the things

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