Documents Needed for Beer Importation:
Official Certificate of Origin: Issued by the chamber of commerce in the beer’s country of production.
Official Sanitary Certificate: Must come from the health authority in the producing country.
Manufacturer’s Ingredient List: Provided directly by the beer producer.
Manufacturer’s Filling Date Certificate: Supplied by the producing company.
Original Packaging Label Sample: Submitted by the consignee.
Three Sets of Bilingual (Chinese-English) Labels: Provided by the consignee.
Manufacturer’s Official Quarantine Certificate (if applicable): Issued by the producing country’s inspection authority.
Any additional documents requested by authorities.
Pre-Inspection Document & Label Review: Non-compliant labels lead to repeated revisions and delays.
Port of Arrival Inspection Declaration: Mismatched packaging labels vs. samples require rework.
Cargo Sampling & Label Checks: Failed inspections may result in return-to-origin.
Regulated Storage: Before getting the hygiene certificate, store beer in a commodity inspection-approved warehouse—no selling/using allowed.
Chinese Label Application: Importers must affix Chinese labels post-clearance.
Commodity Inspection Recheck: After labeling, transport for compliance verification. Non-compliance means reapplication.
Hygiene Certificate Application: A processing fee applies for this mandatory document.
Label Recordal: Required for first-time imports—subsequent shipments skip this. Streamlines port steps (1,5,6) and allows pre-labeling.
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Beer imports require inspection declaration before customs clearance. Key inspection/quarantine documents:
Original Certificate of Origin (exporting country).
Original Sanitary Certificate (exporting country).
Chinese translation of label content.
Product label sample (pre-packaged beer only; raw materials usually exempt). Other docs match standard beer clearance requirements.
After inspection approval, an Import Customs Clearance Form is issued. The process: Declaration → Tax Invoice → Payment → Verification → Release.
Post-delivery, mandatory sampling/inspection applies. Passing yields the CIQ Certificate (15-20 business days)—proof the beer is safe for sale.
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