Dangerous goods export declaration process

Dangerous goods are not just dangerous chemicals in our concept, like batteries, lithium batteries, camphor balls, fire extinguishers, lighters, refrigerants, mercury, ethanol, etc. that are often seen around us.

Dangerous goods are those that are corrosive, natural, flammable, poisonous, explosive, etc., which are likely to cause personal injury and death and property damage during transportation, loading, unloading, storage and storage. .

Dangerous goods export declaration process

You must provide the original information on the declaration of dangerous goods 3 days in advance:

1. Verification form;

2. Invoice;

3. Packing list;

4. Customs declaration order;

5. Export declaration form;

6. The fact sheet of the goods (the shipper needs to describe in writing the purpose of the goods and the characteristics they have).

Packing into port:

Dangerous goods are packed directly at the side of the ship, so they are generally packed 3 days before the ship leaves.

The bill of lading confirmation will be provided to the shipper for confirmation two days before the ship leaves.

Before the declaration of the export of dangerous goods, it is necessary to confirm whether the warehouse and the shipping company can pick it up, not all warehouses can pick it up; the shipowner's confirmation is required, and the transit port must also be confirmed; and the higher the level of dangerous goods, the higher the freight.

The above is the process of export declaration of dangerous goods.

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