The packing list in the import business is provided by the exporter, and the specific content is as follows:

Name. There is specific text indicating that it is a packing list, such as Packing List.

Date. There is a specific date on the packaging sheet.

Contract number and invoice number.

Buyer’s name and address.

Loading port and unloading port information.

Mark. If there is no mark, there is no need to write it.

Description of goods. It needs to be consistent with the contract, invoice and other documents.

Quantity, weight, number of boxes, net weight, gross weight.

The exporter’s unit shall stamp and sign. (Some countries do not use a seal and only need a signature)

Import trade, also known as import trade, refers to the import of foreign goods for sale in the domestic market. Goods exported to foreign countries are imported into the country without being consumed and processed, which is called re-import or re-import trade.

Research preparation

Before deciding to import, you must conduct a survey on the domestic market price to find out the other party's supply situation and its price trend.

1. Raw material market: short production cycle and rapid market changes.

2. Agricultural products market: The prices of such commodities are directly affected by the sown area and climate change in major producing countries. Generally, you can learn about it from newspapers, magazines and relevant foreign trade companies.

3. Technology and mechanical equipment market: Prices are relatively stable. Generally speaking, you can investigate through the following channels:

(1) Conduct technical exchanges and direct negotiations with foreign manufacturers to conduct Technology comparison and price comparison.

(2) Check the contract price of the same variety imported into my country through relevant foreign trade industries.

(3) Consult the consulting company on technology and price.

(4) Understand through investigation by my country’s business agencies abroad.

(5) Check domestic and foreign business newspapers and magazines.

4. Daily commodity market: The price is slightly more stable than the price of raw materials. Generally, it can be investigated through the following channels:

(1) Learn through relevant foreign trade companies.

(2) Contact the foreign businessman who sells the product to make an inquiry.

(3) Understand through investigations by my country’s overseas agencies.

Process:

1: Sign the import contract

After full negotiation with the customer, both parties sign the import contract.

2: Go to the bank to issue L/C, redemption order or pre-T/T

3: Make preparations for receiving the goods after the customer delivers the goods

4: Receive After receiving a complete set of documents, you can go through customs clearance and commodity inspection

You can also entrust a local freight forwarder to handle it.

Complete the delivery procedures and settle all customs clearance fees.

5: Pick up the goods

6: Go to the bank to pay and go to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange for verification.

The import unit must provide the following documents when handling the arrival application procedures:

(1) Import foreign exchange payment verification form (if the settlement method on the verification form is "Cash on delivery", the customs declaration number column must not be empty);

(2) Import foreign exchange payment registration form (if the reason for foreign exchange payment in the verification document is "normal payment", the enterprise does not need to provide this form) Documents);

(3) The original of the customs declaration form for imported goods (if the settlement method on the verification form is "cash on delivery," the enterprise does not need to provide the document);

( 4) Import foreign exchange payment and arrival verification form (in duplicate, both printed and stamped with company seal);

(5) Foreign exchange settlement slip and collection notice (such as verification slip payment If the reason for remittance is not "materials used in overseas projects" and "entrepot trade", the enterprise does not need to provide this document);

(6) Other certificates and documents required by the foreign exchange bureau.

The contents of the above documents must be true, complete, clear and accurate.