Dangerous goods, a general term for flammable, explosive, highly corrosive, harmful and other items. Such as gasoline, strong acid, strong alkali, benzene, naphthalene, peroxide, etc. During transportation and storage, they should be handled in accordance with dangerous goods regulations.

 

       The actual specific dangerous goods import customs clearance time is mainly related to the following points:

       1. Types of dangerous goods

       2. Which port to enter?

       3. Where is the delivery location

       4. Imported products must undergo off-site commodity inspection

 

       Dangerous goods import customs clearance process:

       Declaration to the Maritime Safety Administration of Dangerous Goods before arrival at the port (full container) - Customs declaration - Tax payment and release (customs inspection and release) - Inspection and quarantine inspection (inspection of packaging, Chinese labels, verification of information, etc.) - Inspection and quarantine rectification (release) - Picking up the goods