Tianjin Port Returned Three Types of Korean Masks without SFDA Registration Certificate
Recently, Inspectors of Tianjin Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, when did on-field inspection on a shipment containing facial masks from South Korea, found that three types of mask therein had not obtain the Registration Certificate for Imported Non Special Use Cosmetics from SFDA and returned them in accordance with relevant regulations.
The shipment involved 24 cartons, 470.4KGS, with an invoice value of USD7200. According to the regulation of the Inspection and Quarantine Supervision and Management Measures: Costmetics that our country implements health license or registration shall submit the health license or registration certificate . The three types of mask thus were not allowed to import because they had not get the registration certificate.
As professional customs broker in China, Seahog reminds exporters and importers learn more about the required documents for import customs clearance in China before arrange shipments to China to avoid losses.
The shipment involved 24 cartons, 470.4KGS, with an invoice value of USD7200. According to the regulation of the Inspection and Quarantine Supervision and Management Measures: Costmetics that our country implements health license or registration shall submit the health license or registration certificate . The three types of mask thus were not allowed to import because they had not get the registration certificate.
As professional customs broker in China, Seahog reminds exporters and importers learn more about the required documents for import customs clearance in China before arrange shipments to China to avoid losses.
