1. Pre export compliance assessment and classification identification
Assist enterprises in confirming whether goods belong to dangerous goods or dangerous chemicals, and accurately classify them based on the United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (TDG), China's Catalogue of Hazardous Chemicals, and import country regulations (such as EU CLP, US TSCA, etc.), clarifying core information such as UN number, hazard category, packaging level, etc.
Guide enterprises to complete necessary hazard characteristic identification (such as flash point, corrosiveness, toxicity testing), ensuring that the identification report meets the requirements of the exporting country and transportation mode.
2. Consultation on export licensing and approval procedures
Sort out the required export license documents, such as export license (for hazardous chemicals listed in the "Catalogue of Goods Subject to Export License Management"), dual-use item and technology import and export license (for sensitive items), etc. Guide enterprises to prepare application materials, follow up on the approval process, and ensure timely acquisition of licenses.
Provide compliance guidance and assist in completing relevant registrations or filings for special countries/regions with additional requirements such as EU REACH registration and US EPA certification.
3. Transportation and Packaging Compliance Consultation
According to the transportation mode (sea, air, land) and corresponding international rules (IMDG code, IATA DGR, ADR agreement), guide enterprises to choose compliant packaging (such as UN certified packaging) to ensure that the packaging material, strength, and labeling meet the requirements.
Assist in reviewing transportation documents, including dangerous goods declaration forms, air/sea waybills, safety technical specifications (MSDS/SDS, in accordance with the language and standards of the importing country), packaging inspection certificates, etc., to avoid transportation disruptions caused by document discrepancies.
4. Guidance on preparing customs declaration and inspection documents
Guide enterprises to prepare a complete set of documents required for export customs declaration and inspection, such as commercial invoices, packing lists, customs declarations, certificates of origin, dangerous goods classification and identification reports, export license documents, etc., to ensure that the information in the documents is consistent and meets the requirements of customs and commercial inspection supervision.
Assist in reviewing customs declaration data, avoiding risks such as classification errors and false declarations, and ensuring smooth customs clearance.
5. Consultation on Compliance Requirements Adaptation for Importing Countries
Conduct research on the special regulations of importing countries regarding dangerous goods/chemicals, such as labeling requirements (language and elements of GHS labels), import registration processes, environmental or safety standards (such as Japan's chemical review law and South Korea's K-REACH), to guide companies in adjusting product information or documents to meet local requirements.
Notify the importing country of possible prohibitions or restrictions to avoid the goods being detained, returned, or fined for non-compliance upon arrival.
6. Emergency and Risk Avoidance Consulting
Provide risk warnings for export processes, such as alerts for regulatory changes and suggestions for responding to safety risks (leaks, fires) during transportation, and assist companies in developing emergency plans.
Provide response strategies and solutions for compliance disputes that may arise during the export process, such as customs inspection disputes and import country penalties.
