Must - keep for foreign trade people! This list in Putuo District can help you save six - digit fees

“Mr. Zhang exported a batch of equipment to Southeast Asia through an agent last month, and the customs clearance time was 3 days faster than that of his peers!” “Ms. Li's imported cosmetics were detained by the customs due to document omissions, with a loss of more than 50,000 yuan...” Foreign trade business seems glorious, but it actually hides mysteries. Today, we will reveal the Import and Export Agency List in Putuo District, this document known in the industry as the “Golden Guide”, how it can help you avoid 90% of foreign trade pitfalls.

In Putuo District, the core area of Shanghai's foreign trade, more than 20,000 enterprises complete import and export business through agents every year. A senior consultant of Zhongshitong revealed: “80% of delays and fines are due to incomplete documents or incorrect formats.” And this continuously updated list is precisely a practical manual that integrates the latest customs policies, common commodity codes and early warning of error - prone points.

• Core Value 1: Covers the special requirements of 12 major categories of goods such as mechanical and electrical, chemical, food, etc.
• Core Value 2: Marks tariff preference clauses under free trade agreements such as RCEP
• Core Value 3: Comes with an electronic automatic verification tool (entering the HS code will display the required documents)

Different from ordinary process descriptions, this list also hides mysteries:

• Easter Egg 1: Application conditions for the “Green Channel” of Putuo Customs (meeting 3 items can speed up by 50%)
• Easter Egg 2: Case library of easily confused goods (such as the coding difference between “artificial leather shoes” and “genuine leather shoes”)
• Easter Egg 3: Return - shipment emergency plan template provided exclusively by Zhongshitong

Ms. Wang, an importer of medical devices, shared: “Last year, referring to Article 37 of the list to prepare FDA pre - certification documents, the inspection that was originally expected to take 2 weeks was completed in only 3 days.” Even more surprisingly, a batch of mechanical parts exported to Vietnam had their tariff reduced from 8% to 0 by a company using the origin rules of free trade agreements attached to the list.

Now open this list. Which part will you focus on first? Is it the special requirements of the categories you are operating, or those obscure clauses that may save six - digit costs? Feel free to leave your foreign trade problems in the comment area. Maybe the next customs clearance myth will be created by you.