Hardware manufacturing is a complex and rich field, covering a variety of processing techniques from casting and forging to turning, milling, planing, grinding, etc. There are many types of hardware products, such as locks, handles, door and window hardware, plumbing hardware, kitchen hardware, etc., with different specifications. So, when facing such an industry, how to ensure the smooth export of hardware accessories and complete customs clearance procedures? This article provides you with a detailed guide.

(1) Determine product categories
Due to the large variety of hardware accessories, it is necessary to first determine the specific classification of export products.
(2) Query the customs tariff number HS code
Finding the corresponding customs tariff number HS code for export products is a critical step, because different products may have different tax rates and regulatory conditions.
(3) Advance consultationExport agentcompany
It is recommended that you provide product information to an export agency, such as Shanghai Zongdaifu, before shipment. Their professional staff will pre-classify your products and provide you with a tailor-made export plan.

(1) Customs declaration form
The official seal and the seal of the legal representative are required.
(2) Goods export declaration form
A special customs declaration stamp is required.
(3) Packing list and invoice
An official seal or a special financial seal is required.
(4) Sales Contract
Pay special attention to the validity period, company code and trade terms of the contract. For example, when the trade terms are CIF, the buying and selling prices must be provided.

(1) Signing of export contracts
First, all export terms, such as price, packaging and transportation, are agreed upon and a contract is signed.
(2) Prepare documents required for export
Including entry and exit animal and plant inspection and quarantine, customs clearance form, customs declaration form, packing list, etc.
(3) Arrange transportation and insurance
According to the terms of the contract (such as CIF), arrange relevant insurance and charter booking, and complete the relevant property transfer procedures within the agreed period to obtain the bill of lading.
(4) International Settlement
You can choose to collect the remittance on your behalf.

(1) Domestic trailer costs
Involves the cost of transporting the goods from the warehouse to the port.
(2) Customs clearance fees
Service fees paid to customs brokers.
(3) Wharf, port construction and port miscellaneous fees
These are the various charges incurred at the port.
(4) Ocean Freight
Fees paid to the shipping company.
(5) Document preparation fee
Costs associated with producing documents such as bills of lading.
(6) Terminal ground operation fees
Costs associated with port operations and storage.

Exporting hardware accessories is not a simple process, but as long as you follow the above process and precautions, you will find it is feasible. At the same time, it is key to choose an experienced export agency, such as Shanghai Zongdaifu, who can provide you with professional advice to ensure that the entire export process goes smoothly.