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The company exports tetramethylguanidine to carry out SGS inspection. What is SGS?
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The company exports tetramethylguanidine to carry out SGS inspection. What is SGS?
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The company's export of tetramethyl phosphonium to SGS inspection, what is SGS? This is really the first contact. I checked it, transferred it to the bottom, and learned a bit more knowledge, oh~~~~
SGS is an abbreviation of Societe Generale de Surveillance S.A., translated as "Universal Public Notary."
SGS customs operations refer to the agreement between the importing country's government or the government's authorized customs authority to sign an agreement with SGS. SGS checks the goods before shipment in the country where the goods are exported, the approved duty-paid price, or the settlement price, and the tax classification (in import). On the premise of the implementation of the HS system in the country), the enforcement of import control regulations (such as whether an import license has been applied in advance, etc.), etc., is the entry inspection operation performed by the customs of the importing country after the arrival of the goods in the importing country. After confirming the truth and reasonableness, a notarization report is issued, which is the "Clean Report of Finding" (CRF). As a document that must be submitted to the customs for customs declaration after importation, the customs of the importing country shall either simplify or dispense with multiple customs clearance procedures and release the product directly after taxation. This will not only speed up inspection and release (generally no re-inspection), but will also be closely monitored. .
Second, SGS Customs operations include the following:
1. Inspection (examination) of cargo specifications, number (weight) and packaging. Including the physical testing of goods, chemical analysis and visual inspection, logarithmic (heavy) amount in accordance with the methods commonly used in international trade for identification; packaging requires the goods can be delivered to the recipient at the port of destination intact. Check the expiration date for drugs and chemicals.
2. Surveillance loading of bulk cargo requirements. One is to ensure that the carried goods are inspected (examined) by SGS, and the other is to ensure that the goods under the contract are completely and firmly loaded on the designated transport ships. The container cargo requirements are monitored for packing operations and sealing.
3. Check the price. That is to review the transaction price, which is the most important part of the implementation of CISS, and it is also one of the reasons for attracting many countries. The purpose is to prevent importers from overstatement at low prices, avoid capital outflows, or prevent high prices and understatement, and evade tariffs.
4. Customs tariffs are categorized. Check whether the importer's taxation number in the import permit is in conformity with the current customs regulations of the country, or provide a reasonable tax code and tax rate based on the physical items seen at the time of inspection to ensure full collection of customs duties and customs statistics. Accuracy.
5. Check whether the imported goods are in conformity with the importing country's foreign trade and customs laws and regulations, and whether the import licensing procedures are complete and legal, so as to effectively prevent the illegal import of unlicensed arrivals, prohibited goods, and controlled goods.
Third, SGS customs service process:
1. Export transactions.
The exporter enters into an export transaction with the importer in accordance with normal trade procedures. The importer then notifies the SGS contact office in the country about the transaction and notifies the exporter and requests the SGS-CSTC to inspect the goods. After the SGS-CSTC receives the notice (test number) from the SGS Liaison Office of the importing country, fax (by mail) to the exporter a blank test indicating the "SGS Inspection Number" (IONO.) and SGS-CSTC "ICN" number. The RFI asks exporters to submit documents and arrange inspections.
2. Apply for inspection.
In order to arrange inspections, the exporter or customs broker must complete an inspection application form (RFI) with an SGS inspection number 7 days before the goods are ready for export and fax (send) it together with the relevant documents to the nearest SGS- CSTC branch office.
3. Accept inspection.
According to the pre-shipment inspection required by the CISS national regulations, SGS-CSTC does not charge exporters any fees. The exporter is obliged to prepare the goods and provide necessary (handling) labor and equipment for the inspection to be completed successfully.
4. Apply for issuance of notarization report.
After the export goods have been declared and shipped to Customs, the exporter shall prepare the original bill of lading, invoice, packing list, etc., and apply to SGS for issuance of the notarization report. After the SGS-CSTC has completed the inspection, the exporter shall fax (send) the final documents to the SGS-CSTC by country. 5. Obtain a notarization report from SGS.
If the exporter receives a letter of credit requesting “Secure lable on the exporter’s invoice”, the exporter can submit a final export invoice to the nearest SGS-CSTC branch and collect the security label. , Or ask SGS-CSTC to mail the security label to the exporter. Please note that SGS-CSTC will issue a security label only after completing the above 1-4 procedures.
SGS inspection
Reasons for Inspection - Many countries implement the "Comprehensive Import Supervision Program" COMPREHESIVE IMPORT SUPERVISION SCHEME (CISS). The import regulations of these countries stipulate that goods entering these countries must be inspected by SGS before shipment in the exporting country. The purpose of SGS intervention is to assist the CISS national government in the management of customs and/or foreign exchange management systems.
Countries implementing CISS include: Angola, Argentina, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Central Africa, Republic of Congo, Ivory Coast, Ecuador, Guinea, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mexico, Paraguay , Peru, Philippines, Rwanda, Senegal, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Zambia.
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