China's imports of Australian food What documentation requirements which China's imports of Australian food Haibang focus on professional documentation requirements for all enterprises to provide import services. Agency for food imports, customs clearance through-train service, such as various types of food: fruit juice, wine, cookies, drinks, cooking oil, olive oil, coffee, beans, coffee, chocolate, pistachio, spices, ketchup, edible sauces , bran fruit, milk and so on. Imported Directions: foreign domestic distribution ---- ---- ---- Shanghai port destination customers import process: food import agency, food import declaration import import logistics strengths Shanghai Hai Bang, our company has a professional import agency team, to provide customs declaration, inspection, customs clearance, Chinese label production / record, sampling inspection and quarantine, logistics and distribution, and payment and other one-stop purchasing imported food agency services. Haibang international import service platform, operating experience in food imports rich food with a strong clearance capacity. Haibang imports over the other foods are: fruit juice drinks: mineral water, sparkling water, juice, coffee, tea, grapefruit and other nuts: pine nuts, almonds, cashews, Kao, pistachios, Almond, peach and other spices: French flavor sauce, Japanese seasonings, spices and other dairy products Australia: pasteurized milk, butter and cheese. . Biscuit cakes: cookies, butter cookies, crackers, saltine crackers, digestive biscuits, cakes and other chocolate: US chocolate, chocolate Turkey, Italy chocolate, Belgian chocolate and other sweets: Swiss candy, soft candy, hard candy and so on. . Coffee categories: instant coffee, freeze-dried coffee powder, white coffee, espresso, coffee beans. Olive Oil: PDO extra virgin olive oil in Spain, Greece, Turkey and other honey: honey Spain, Greece, honey, honey, New Zealand Wine: Red wine, wine, sake, brandy, whiskey, white wine jam categories: chocolate sauce, apricot jam, and the like. . Breakfast food: instant oatmeal, granola cereal, coconut oil, buckwheat and other films. . Others such as: pre-packaged tea, prunes, dried cranberries, dried blueberries, shrimp snacks, luncheon meat and so on. ----------------------------- Logistics experts - customs services ---------------- ------------- Shanghai import logistics supply chain - Shanghai Shanghai customs import declaration Consultant: Mr. Wu Mob: 187 0197 2661 (24 hour hotline) QQ: 190 217 9482 (24 hour online ANSWER) Haibang import and export logistics supply chain http://www.seabond01.com Shanghai timber import declaration http://www.import6.com Acting imported food declaration http://www.seabund.com [imported food declaration category preserves food import declaration (4) dried fruit import customs agents (5)] (1) food import declaration (2) wine import declaration (3) Snack Food import clearance (6) New resources of food customs brokers (7) coffee beverage imports Customs (8) Frozen meat import declaration (9) pre-packaged food customs broker ----------------------------- international import logistics supply chain ----------------------------- Australia Wine phase of tax cuts announced: 2019 to 0 Australia Free Trade Agreement formally signed After, the two governments announced a phased reduction program over the next five years, wine and other products tariffs. Reduction commitment schedule (Explanatory Schedule of Chinese Tariff Commitments) According to the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Australia published tariffs, for sparkling wine and imported wine is less than 2L container tariffs by 14%, down to 11.2% in the first year, second fell 8.4 percent in the third year to 5.6% in the fourth year to 2.8 percent, it is expected to fall to 0 in 2019. For bulk wine, the tariff reduction program was gradually decreasing from 20% to 16% per year, 12%, 8% and 4%, and is reduced to zero by 2019. Since the signing of free trade agreements means that Chinese consumers will expect to see more variety, cheaper Australian wines in the market. Customs data show that Australia is China's second largest source of imported wine, second only to France. 2015 4 months, Australian wine imports rose 48% and imports ballooned to 90%. A report CFNA Chinese liquor Importers and Suppliers club said the recent significant increase in imports of Australian wine is (China's wine imports) market to pick up the most powerful engine. China's imports of Australian food What documentation requirements of Australian food imports which documentation requirements