What certifications are required to export solid wood furniture?

According to relevant national regulations, most furniture, especially wooden furniture, must go through export commodity inspection procedures to obtain the "Export Goods Customs Clearance Form" issued by the inspection and quarantine department (Commodity Inspection Bureau). Then go to the customs to complete the export declaration procedures. When exporting wooden furniture to Australia and New Zealand, you must also go through fumigation and disinfection procedures to obtain the "Fumigation/Disinfection Instructions".

Furniture export requires the following procedures: outbound goods customs clearance form, import and export customs declaration procedures.

1. Scope of application of customs clearance form for outbound goods:

1. Outbound goods listed in the "Inspection and Quarantine Legal Inspection Catalog";

2. Foreign economic and technological Aid materials and humanitarian emergency disaster relief aid materials;

3. Others are not included in the "Inspection and Quarantine Legal Inspection Catalog", but the relevant national laws and administrative regulations clearly state that the entry-exit inspection and quarantine agency is responsible for inspection and quarantine. Cargo and special items, etc.

2. Import and export customs declaration process:

1. Customs declaration form for import and export goods. Generally, imported goods should be filled in in duplicate; goods that need to be verified by the customs, such as processing trade goods and bonded goods, should be filled in in triplicate with a special customs declaration form; if the goods require domestic tax refund after export, an additional tax refund-specific form should be filled in. Customs declaration form.

2. Goods invoice. The required number of copies is one less than the customs declaration form. If the export of goods is entrusted with overseas sales and the settlement method is to settle the foreign exchange to the exporting unit based on the actual sales amount after the goods are sold, it can be exempted from the export customs declaration.

3. Land waybill, air waybill, bill of lading for seaborne imports and bill of lading for seaborne exports. After reviewing the document and inspecting the goods, the customs will sign and release the original freight bill to return the customs declaration form, and use this to pick up or ship the goods.

4. Cargo packing list. The number of copies is the same as the invoice. However, bulk goods or packaged goods of a single type with consistent packaging contents are exempted from delivery.

5. Export foreign exchange collection verification form. When declaring all export goods, an export foreign exchange collection verification form stamped with the "Supervision of Foreign Exchange Collection" seal should be submitted to the foreign exchange management department for inspection, and the verification number should be filled in the upper right corner of each export customs declaration form.

6. When the customs deems it necessary, the trade contract, certificate of origin of the goods, etc. should also be submitted for inspection.