Recently, some domestic enterprises have encountered problems in customs clearance when exporting some seafood products through border gates [...]
Recently, some domestic businesses have encountered problems in customs clearance when exporting some aquatic products through border gates with China because they have not clearly distinguished the difference between two concepts: aquatic products and aquatic animals. Not clearly distinguishing this concept causes exporting enterprises to declare incorrect types of seafood and not follow the correct customs clearance process, so Chinese Customs does not allow customs clearance; especially shipments in the List of fresh seafood but frozen export documents are declared.
Accordingly, aquatic products refer to aquatic animal products and processing used as food for humans, including animals such as jellyfish, mollusks, crustaceans, echinoderms, fish, amphibians, reptiles, aquatic mammals and other aquatic animal products; algae, other marine plants and preparations; Does not include aquatic animals and live propagated aquatic animals and plants;
Aquatic animals refer to fish, mollusks, crustaceans, jellyfish, echinoderms, and live amphibians raised or caught underwater, including semen and eggs used for breeding of these products.
In order for the export of aquatic products to China to proceed smoothly in the coming time, the Department of Industry and Trade has just sent a document to businesses on a list of Vietnamese aquatic products and aquatic animals that have been officially imported and exported ("officially") to the Chinese market (Appendix attached) and request the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, People's Committees of districts, Business Associations and related units The agency promotes propaganda and dissemination of complete information to businesses, traders and farmers.
The Department of Industry and Trade will continue to coordinate with relevant ministries, branches and units to update new regulations of the Chinese market for imported seafood products to promptly inform businesses.
It is recommended that the People's Committees of districts and units advise businesses within their responsibility to understand the situation and be careful when transacting pepper exports to the Myanmar market, and at the same time proactively inform the Department of Industry and Trade when problems arise to coordinate and ensure the legal rights of Hai Phong businesses.
For information to be discussed, please contact:
Department of Investment Management and International Cooperation, Department of Industry and Trade of Hai Phong city;
Address: No. 09 Lach Tray, Ngo Quyen, Hai Phong
Expert: Ms. Pham Thi Minh Hoa
Mobile: 0984060639, Tel: 02253.846719
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