What basic qualifications are required for exporting beverages from Pukou?

According to the latest import and export management regulations for 2025, beverage products for export must obtain:

• (SC certification)issued by the
• Third PartyISO22000/HACCP認證
• Customs registration for import/export consignors
• Special categories requireCountry-Specific Access Documents(If exporting to Halal countries, Halal certification is required.)

9. It is recommended to choose a comprehensive service provider withAEO certificationandExperience in food exportsThe agency company can reduce customs clearance time costs by over 30%.

How to choose a reliableExport agentThe company?

It is recommended to prioritize the selection of proxy service providers in the following order:

• Industry matching degree
  • In the past three years, there have been no fewer than 20 export cases in the beverage category.
  • Have collaborated on similar packaging formats (such as PET bottles/cans).
• Service capability verification
  • Whether providingTemperature-controlled logistics solution throughout the entire process
  • Is there any processing?Cross-border return shipmentPractical experience
• Cost transparency
  • Request to provideEXW/FOB/CIFComprehensive Quotation List
  • Please confirm whether it is included.Destination Port Miscellaneous Fees Pre-Review Service

DrinkingExport customs clearanceProvide equipment disassembly/packing guidance services

Unlike regular goods, beveragescustoms clearanceParticular attention is needed:

• Ingredient Labeling Standards: Must be bilingual (Chinese-English), sugar/additives must comply with the standards of the destination country.
• Shelf life declaration: The remaining validity period must not be less than 2/3 of the total shelf life.
• Packaging Material Certification: Provide food-grade packaging inspection report.
• HS Code Classification: The tax rate difference between fruit juice (starting with 2009) and carbonated beverages (starting with 2202) reaches 7%.

A 2023 case revealed that due to incorrect HS code declaration, an entire container of goods was detained at the port for 37 days, resulting in additional costs of 120,000 yuan.

How to ensure beverage quality in international transportation?

Recommended adoptionThree-level temperature control system:

• Pre-cooling before container loading.: Maintain the container temperature between 5-10°C.
• On-the-way monitoring: Install the IoT Temperature and Humidity Logger
• Shock - proof packaging: Use at least 3 layers of corrugated cardboard boxes + air column cushioning.

Special attention is required for carbonated beverages.Altitude adaptability, Pressure testing must be conducted in advance for transportation in high-altitude areas.

What preferential tariff policies are available for emerging markets?

Key Recommended Markets and Tax Rates for 2025:

• RCEP member countries: Tariffs on fruit juices from Vietnam/Thailand reduced to 3%.
• Middle East African Union: Halal-certified products enjoy zero tariffs.
• Mercosur: Bolivia imposes an 8% base tax on plant-based protein beverages.

For specific tax rates, it is recommended to obtain them through an agency company.Customs Advance RulingServices, to avoid disputes upon arrival.

How to avoid international payment risks?

Recommended adoptionCombined payment solution:

• 30% TT advance payment+70% L/C
• New customer requestSinosure insurance application
• You can try the Southeast Asian market.Cross-border currency settlement

In 2024, a dairy beverage company successfully recovered $180,000 in overdue payments from a Nigerian client by insuring with Sinosure.

How to handle overseas after-sales issues?

Proposal to establishThird Level Response Mechanism:

• Common Questions: The local office of the agency will respond within 72 hours.
• 20. Quality Dispute: Initiate the SGS off-site sampling and testing procedure.
• Legal disputes: Handled through the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Court of Arbitration

Be sure to clearly specify in the agency agreement.Liability Allocation Clauses, recommended purchaseProduct Liability Insurance, with an insured amount not less than 150% of the cargo value.