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Note The Forged Quarantine Certificate For Imported Goods

2010/7/6 19:43:00 50

Guard Against Quarantine Certificate Customs

A few days ago, the seventh batch of imported natural rubber smoke seized by Huangdao inspection and Quarantine Bureau was returned to the country.

So far, the 7 batches, 587700 kilograms, and the value of goods seized by the Bureau since this year

One million five hundred and eighty-one thousand six hundred and eleven

The US dollar forged phytosanitary certificate of natural rubber film was successfully returned to the country.

Huangdao inspection and Quarantine Bureau Inspection Personnel

When reviewing the documents, it was found that all the inspection certificates provided by the above goods were photocopies. The above marks were vague and rough, the seals were fuzzy, the badges in the circles were not clear, the 7 certificates were the same signatories, but the handwriting signs were stiff and inconsistent, and duplicate certificate numbers were found, which were suspected to be false.

Contact the consignee with the consignor and confirm that the system is forged.

The Bureau issued the "inspection and Quarantine Treatment Notice" to the 7 batch of goods according to law, and handed over the customs to carry out the handling.

With the increasing number of foreign official forged certificates forged by imported goods, some enterprises attempted to import unqualified goods that were not quarantined or quarantined to the mainland through illegal channels.

In view of the above problems, the inspection and quarantine department reminds the vast number of importing Enterprises: they are familiar with and mastered the regulations and requirements of the inspection and quarantine institutions for the relevant quarantine certificates issued abroad, and ensure that foreign suppliers strictly comply with the requirements of our country.

Supervision of foreign official authorities

In time, a valid and valid quarantine certificate should be issued; further awareness of risk prevention, especially for the first time importing goods and the first time signed customers, should be indemnification clauses when signing foreign trade contracts, and the total amount of the goods before delivery should be avoided as much as possible; and the ability to identify the foreign official certificates should be enhanced. For the first importing countries or certificates that could not be confirmed, they could be consulted and confirmed at the local inspection and quarantine institutions ahead of time before issuing the foreign certificates or before the goods arrived.