Foreign trade issues
Procurement and Acceptance Checklists
| The checkpoint | Control requirements | Delivery of evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Legal admission | HS code, mandatory certification, labelling and origin | Local regulations/importers confirmed |
| Project requirements | Specify standards, brand approval, sample approval | Technical specifications |
| Uniform proof | Invoices, containers, CO, checks and insurance | List of single certificates |
Foreign trade issues
Common risks and addressing them
- Use the experience of other countriesThe requirements for certification and clearance vary with country and project.
- Suppliers judge regulations on behalf of buyersThe importer is usually responsible for the final declaration.
Foreign trade issues
Steps to landing
- Creating a national page
Each destination country is confirmed and fixed a date by the local responsible person.
- Establish a bias chart
The legal requirements and project requirements are judged separately.
- Pre-trial before shipment
The scanning will be pre-verified by the importer and the customs office.
Foreign trade issues
Customer pain points and project conclusions
There is no single import certification for geosynthetics applicable in all countries. Customs access, technical specifications for civil engineering and owner approval lists may also vary in the same country. Purchases must be confirmed by the importer or local consultant with the HS code, mandatory certification, labelling language, origin and laboratory approval requirements, and superimposed on the project technical standards.
