Requirements for import declaration of dangerous goods | declaration of import dangerous goods maritime administration | dangerous goods in Shanghai port customs broker summarize experience
1、 The customs shall inspect the import and export dangerous chemicals listed in the National Catalogue of Dangerous Chemicals (the latest version).
2、 When the consignee or its agent of imported dangerous chemicals makes customs declaration, the items filled in shall include the dangerous category, packaging category (except for bulk products), and UN dangerous goods number（ UN number), UN packaging mark of dangerous goods (packaging UN mark) (except for bulk products), etc., the following materials shall also be provided:
（1） Declaration of Conformity of Enterprises Importing Dangerous Chemicals;
（2） For products that need to add inhibitors or stabilizers, the description of the name and quantity of the inhibitors or stabilizers actually added shall be provided;
（3） Samples of Chinese hazard publicity labels (except for bulk products, the same below) and Chinese safety data sheets.
3、 When the consignor or his agent of export dangerous chemicals applies to the customs for inspection, he shall provide the following materials:
（1） Declaration of Conformity of Enterprises Producing Dangerous Chemicals for Export (see the appendix for the format) 2）；
（2） Performance Inspection Results of Outbound Goods Transport Packaging (except for bulk products and those exempted from the use of dangerous goods packaging by international regulations);
（3） Classification and identification report of hazardous characteristics;
（4） Samples of danger publicity labels (except for bulk products, the same below) and safety data sheets. If the samples are in foreign languages, corresponding Chinese translations shall be provided;
（5） For products that need to add inhibitors or stabilizers, the description of the name and quantity of the inhibitors or stabilizers actually added shall be provided.
4、 The import and export enterprises of hazardous chemicals shall ensure that the hazardous chemicals meet the following requirements:
（1） Compulsory requirements of China's national technical specifications (applicable to imported products);
（2） Relevant international conventions, international rules, treaties, agreements, protocols, memorandums, etc;
（3） Import national or regional technical regulations and standards (applicable to export products);
（4） Technical specifications and standards designated by the General Administration of Customs and the General Administration of Quality Inspection.
5、 The inspection of import and export dangerous chemicals includes:
（1） Main components of the product /Whether the component information, physical and chemical properties, hazard categories, etc. comply with the provisions of Article 4 of this Proclamation.
（2） Whether there is a danger publicity label on the product package (imported products should have a danger publicity label in Chinese), and whether the safety data sheet is attached (imported products should be attached with a safety data sheet in Chinese); Whether the contents of danger publicity labels and safety data sheets comply with the provisions of Article 4 of this Proclamation.
6、 For the packaging of imported hazardous chemicals, it shall be inspected whether the packaging type, packaging mark, packaging category, packaging specification, unit weight, packaging use condition, etc. comply with the provisions of Article 4 of this Proclamation.
7、 For the packaging of export dangerous chemicals, performance inspection and use appraisal shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions and standards for the inspection and management of the packaging of export dangerous goods by sea, air, road and railway, and the Results of Performance Inspection for the Transport Packaging of Outbound Goods and the Results of Use Appraisal for the Transport Packaging of Outbound Dangerous Goods shall be issued respectively.
8、 The import and export of hazardous chemicals used as food and food additives shall comply with the relevant provisions on food safety.
The customs clearance of imported dangerous goods is different from that of other ordinary goods. At present, Shanghai port requires all dangerous goods to be declared in accordance with legal inspection, which is also required at present One of the goods inspected by 100% commodity inspection.
So what are dangerous goods?
Dangerous goods（ hazardous material ）， The general term for inflammable, explosive, highly corrosive, toxic and other substances. Such as gasoline, strong acid, strong base, benzene, naphthalene, celluloid, peroxide, etc. During transportation and storage, it shall be handled in accordance with the Dangerous Goods Regulations.
Dangerous goods are classified according to their danger or the main danger 9 categories:
Section Class 1 explosives
Section Category 2 gas
Section Class 3 flammable liquid
Section Class 4 flammable solids, substances prone to spontaneous combustion, substances that emit flammable gases when encountering water
Section Class 5 oxidizing substances and organic peroxides
Section Category 6 toxic substances and infectious substances
Section Class 7 radioactive material
Section Category 8 corrosive substances
Section Class 9 miscellaneous hazardous substances and articles
Attention shall be paid to:
1. The owner of imported marine dangerous goods (full container) in Shanghai Port shall report to the Maritime Safety Administration before arriving at the port, otherwise he will face a high fine
2. All imported dangerous goods shall be subject to inspection and quarantine
3. All dangerous goods need to be labeled with Chinese dangerous goods labels. It is recommended to stick them abroad if conditions permit
4. The package shall meet the requirements for containing dangerous goods
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Customs clearance documents for imported dangerous goods generally require:
1. Bill of Lading
2.INVOICE
3. Packing list
4. Enterprise compliance statement
5. Statement on whether stabilizer is added
6. MSDS Chinese translation
7. Chinese dangerous goods label (Chinese GHS label)
MSDS is very important and should be accurate, because the Chinese dangerous goods labels are also made according to the information on the Chinese MSDS.
Basic information of Chinese label of imported dangerous goods coating:
1. Product name
2. Composition
3. GHS logo
4. Hazard Statement
5. Preventive measures
6. Accident response
7. Safe storage
8. Disposal
9. Manufacturer's Phone&Address
10. Supplier Phone&Address
11. Emergency consultation telephone
Process of importing dangerous goods:
Declaration of dangerous goods by Maritime Safety Administration before arrival (full container) ——Customs declaration - duty payment and release (customs inspection and release) - inspection and quarantine inspection (inspection of packaging, Chinese labels, verification of data, etc.) - inspection and quarantine rectification (release) - picking up goods - commodity inspection and transfer inspection (if any) ， Basically not ）
