How to obtain a dangerous package certificate for exporting dangerous goods? We can know by looking at the dangerous goods export process. The specific operation process for exporting dangerous goods is as follows:

Step 1: To export dangerous goods, we must first determine the customs code of the corresponding product. This can be determined based on the specific conditions of the product, or you can directly contact the factory, because the factory is likely to have exported the product itself. After determining the customs code, we can check whether there are regulatory conditions for the export of the product based on the customs code. If there is supervision, then we will apply for relevant documents according to the supervision conditions, usually commodity inspection, import and export licenses, etc.; if there is no supervision, then we can directly prepare for the next step.

Step 2: We need to determine whether the products to be exported are dangerous goods, because although many chemicals are also liquids or powders, they are not necessarily dangerous goods. You can directly check the MSDS provided by the factory. You can see the dangerous goods level CLASS, UN number, and packaging category of the chemical product on the 14th item of the MSDS transportation information. If it is not a dangerous goods, it will also be displayed on the 14th item of the MSDS. Yes. It's obvious to see. If the factory does not provide MSDS, you can search online based on the product's CAS number. If the MSDS is not very accurate or the factory itself cannot determine whether the product is dangerous, then you can choose to send samples for an identification report to see if the product is a dangerous product.

Step 3: If it is confirmed that the product is a dangerous goods, then we still need to confirm whether the product is a simple dangerous goods or a hazardous chemical. Because if it is a hazardous chemical listed in the 2015 version of the catalog of hazardous chemicals, in addition to applying for a dangerous package certificate, you must also go through commodity inspection when exporting. As for how to judge whether a product is a hazardous chemical, one way is to directly check whether the product is included in the 2015 version of the hazardous chemicals catalog. If so, then it will be necessary to go through commodity inspection; if not, we cannot be accurate. To confirm that the product is not a hazardous chemical in the 2015 version of the catalog, you need to apply for a hazardous characteristics classification appraisal report. The results of this appraisal report will indicate whether the product is a hazardous chemical. As for how to apply for a dangerous package certificate and commodity inspection, you can consult the local Commodity Inspection Bureau of the factory for specific information; of course, you can also ask your cooperating freight forwarder to help you, provided that you have the corresponding qualifications.

Step 4: If the product is a non-hazardous chemical, then the export needs to provide a non-hazardous identification report of the product. This usually only costs a few dollars to get one from a major chemical research institute. You can You only need to provide them with samples. Currently, the most commonly used for export is the non-hazardous identification report made by the Shanghai Research Institute of Chemical Industry. If you find it troublesome and don't want to do it yourself, you can choose to ask your shipping agent to help you do it directly, and you can just pay.

Step 5: Of course, basic customs declaration information is indispensable for dangerous goods export declaration. This is generally: packing list, invoice, contract, customs declaration form, declaration elements, product composition description, and customs declaration power of attorney. All major domestic ports are basically the same. There may be subtle differences in some places. These things are simple, just do EXCEL and WORD work.

The last step: If the above steps are completed, you can prepare for shipment. Generally, the goods are sent to the warehouse designated by the agent, and then the corresponding information prepared by us is enough. For the export of dangerous goods, not only can the whole container be transported by sea, but LCL, air transport and international express delivery can also be sent normally. Please send a private message for details.