What is the mode of transportation for transporting 300 TV sets from Shanghai to Hamburg, Germany? Packaging type? (The key point is how to apply for customs declaration), how to take this route?

Hamburg is the base port. There is a direct boat. I suggest you buy the whole cabinet of 300 TV sets.

Obviously, by sea, unless the customer forces you to die and takes you a week, you will consider air transportation.

Or go out by boat. There is no magnetic inspection, but the battery must be taken out. If you embed it, you can't take it out.

I suggest you don't tell the forwarder, just mix it out. In case of inspection, he won't take the TV apart to see if there is a battery. You can't usually tell.

The TV set is fragile, so it's best to put fillers in the carton to prevent damage, seal the carton tape, and then load the tray. Stick corner strips on the outside of the tray, and then pull up the film.

All right, it's packed.

For customs declaration, you can directly find the HS code of Chapter 85 TV set for classification.

If it does not involve regulatory conditions, it can be declared directly. Apply for inspection to see if your classification has regulatory conditions. If there is no B, there is no need for commodity inspection to make a customs clearance form. Just go directly to the port inspection and quarantine bureau for inspection, and it will be done in half a day.

If B is available and a factory is needed, you can also contact the local inspection and quarantine bureau for commodity inspection. The inspection and quarantine bureau decides whether to come to check, and sometimes it is ready for you without coming to see it. Certificate exchange and inspection power of attorney are sent to the customs broker together with the materials, and the port inspector handles the customs clearance of outbound goods, puts them in the customs declaration materials and declares them at the customs.