Tianjin Port Returned a Batch of Imported Honey from Taiwan
Recently, Tianjin Inspection and Quarantine Bureau returned a batch of honey from Taiwan. This shipment contained 30 cartons, total 288KGS, around 1200 US dollars. During on-field inspection, inspectors found honeycomb existed in honey samples. According to the regulation of AQSIQ¡¯s Access List of Imported Food, honeycomb is not in the inspection and quarantine list and thus is banned from importing. Therefore, Tianjin Bureau returned this shipment in accordance with relevant laws.
Again, Seahog Tianjin Branch, your reliablecustoms broker in Tianjin, reminds importers that it is wise to check the entry permit and other relevant documents or consult an experienced China customs clearance agent when undertaking import and export to avoid similar risks: the goods is returned to destroyed.
Again, Seahog Tianjin Branch, your reliablecustoms broker in Tianjin, reminds importers that it is wise to check the entry permit and other relevant documents or consult an experienced China customs clearance agent when undertaking import and export to avoid similar risks: the goods is returned to destroyed.
