China's Commodity Inspection Law stipulates that for important imported goods and large complete sets of equipment, the consignee shall carry out pre-inspection, manufacturing supervision or loading supervision before shipment in the exporting country in accordance with the provisions of the foreign trade contract, and the commodity inspection authority may send inspectors to participate in the inspection as required. Through the inspection and inspection of the performance, quality, quantity/weight, condition, packaging and shipping marks of imported goods before shipment, it can be ensured that:
1. The imported goods comply with the provisions of the contract, the current relevant international technical standards and the import requirements of China;
2. The quality of imported goods is consistent with the order, and the unqualified products are blocked outside the country;
3. The quantity/weight of imported goods is consistent with the contract to avoid trade disputes after the arrival of goods;
4. The packaging and shipping marks of imported goods meet the import requirements of China;
5. The origin of imported goods meets the contract provisions;
6. The price of imported goods is reasonable and reasonable, and the tax number of imported goods is classified correctly. In addition, the pre-shipment inspection can also promote importers and exporters to attach great importance to the delivery quality; Shorten the inspection cycle after arrival, so that imported goods can be allocated and used in time, and improve economic benefits; Use foreign advanced testing methods to test the items that do not meet the testing conditions in China for the time being.
