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Suggestion: Watch the 10 minutes video tutorial before reading this article Exporting to China can be a challenging project for companies that have little knowledge of the market. One of the biggest and most costly issues exporters experience is that their products get stuck at the customs, or sent back, as they don’t comply with local CIQ regulations. CIQ is an authority that can reject imports of your products to China, if you don’t comply with local standards. In this article, I explain all the essentials you need to know about CIQ when exporting to China. For example, the most preventive way to avoid that your goods get stuck at the customs is to apply for a CIQ declaration before you export your products to China. The topics we review today are:
What is CIQ?CIQ stands for China Inspection and Quarantine and operates directly under AQSIQ, The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, one of the major quality management authorities in China. There are 35 so-called CIQ-offices located in 31 provinces around China, all acting as extended arms of AQSIQ. Some of CIQ tasks include: to check labels, make sure that products have CCC marking and that exporters follow the local Chinese regulations. The offices work closely with laboratories, local offices, and other entities, to secure the quality of products imported to China. What are the duties of CIQ?One of the major duties of CIQ is to make sure that exporters follow import regulations in China. For example, they control and prevent that no infectious diseases enter/leave the country. Simply, they inspect and control goods that arrive at airports and harbors. CIQ also makes sure that persons working at the airports and harbors have suitable protection and are vaccinated against certain diseases if an epidemic breaks out. Other examples of responsibilities include inspections, quality controls, making sure that animals and plants, leaving or entering the country, don’t bring any risks. If they do, CIQ will introduce safety measures and put these into quarantine. As mentioned, AQSIQ is the authority that governs CIQ and decides its responsibilities. The list can be made longer, but I just want to give you a general knowledge over the duties that CIQ has. Getting a CIQ declarationOne of the biggest obstacles you can come across is if the Chinese customs stop or seize your products. In fact: the products can stand still for weeks, if not months, while you need to either:
You also have a third option to minimize the risks of having issues at the Chinese customs, namely to:
A third party can help you to apply for a CIQ declaration, you can use this document as evidence towards the customs, showing why your products don’t need a CCC mark. It’s preferred to prepare a CIQ declaration upfront, even if it costs a little extra. It can save you plenty of time and money, minimizing the risks that the customs seize your goods for a long time. Documents Needed when Applying For a CIQ DeclarationFirst of all, your importer should help you to confirm what documents are needed for the CIQ declaration, as regulations can change. In general, you need to provide the following documents when applying for a CIQ declaration:
The documents will be handed over from your import agent to the agents at the China customs. Working with an agent that is experienced and has personnel on-site will make the process much easier for you, it’s definitely worth the extra cost. CIQ InspectionsYour products have to pass a quarantine inspection performed by CIQ before these continue to the customs clearance. If your goods don’t pass the inspection, and there’s no way you can resolve the issue on-site, the goods will be sent back to where it came from, or be destroyed. When your goods have passed the inspection, the inspectors will attach a clearance slip, showing that your goods are ready to continue to the customs and that it can be imported to China. So what can the CIQ personnel check during the inspection of your products? Items Checked by CIQ
After the inspectors have approved your goods, the CIQ personnel will stamp the clearance slips. This is crucial, as the customs will require that the clearance slips are stamped, before letting your goods passing through. Random InspectionsSometimes, exporters are subject to additional random inspections done by CIQ. If you’re chosen to do a random inspection, parts of your goods will be sent to a test lab, to verify that your goods meet the Chinese quality standards. If parts of your products fail the test, countermeasures must be taken for that specific product/brand, after, a number of batches need to pass the test up to 5 times. CIQ Marks and LabelsA CIQ-labels are needed for many products and are attached before the goods enter the Chinese market. The process to make and receive the labels usually takes up to 2 weeks. The following information was needed for labels attached to a cosmetic product with a net content of 15mg/15ml (cosmetics are currently exempted from CIQ labelling since 2012:
The label requirements differ among products, for example, some of the information you need to include on food are, for example:
Keep in mind that the label must be translated into Chinese and approved by CIQ. You can visit CIQ’s website for more information or contact the third party to help you with CIQ labeling. You should also seek help from an agent that works with imports to China. Fees Charged by CIQ Generally, you need to pay the following costs when you apply to receive a CIQ certificate: Cost for the application Administrative charges and agent fee Sampling/testing fee Label filing (including translation and making design) Inspection fee (Decontamination treatment, if needed) Consulting fee Issuance of certificate to release the goods Customs clearance CIQ certificate When CIQ has accepted your application, you’ll get a CIQ certificate.What information does the CIQ certificate include?The CIQ certificate includes the following information:
In addition to above, you also need to provide information related to the product, such as:
Consult with a credible agent to understand how the documents are filled in, to obtain your CIQ certificate. What is a CR number in China?The CR number referred to as CR code is a Customs Registration number that you receive after you have registered your products with the China customs. You have to include the CR code in your customs declaration to import the products into China. ConclusionCIQ stands for China Inspection and Quarantine and operates directly under AQSIQ, which is one of the major quality management institutes in China. The main responsibility of CIQ is to assure that products leaving or entering China comply with local regulations and don’t bring any potential threats to the market or the nation. My general advice is to hire a credible when applying for a CIQ declaration, or when exporting goods in general. The extra cost is well worth, as you’ll reduce the risk of having your goods seized at the customs later. How can you help me take the next step?Do you need help with CIQ, CCC or setting up your first Tmall store? We work with leading consultants and service providers – that can help you through every part of the process: a. CIQ, CCC, labeling and laboratory testing b. Shipping and customs c. Selling on Tmall, JD Worldwide & other platforms d. Finding retailers and distributors for your products What are you waiting for? Click here to request a free quotation. |