In the diverse world of food exports, understanding and complying with regulatory requirements is crucial for success. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of qualifications and procedures for exporting poultry eggs and related products from China.

According to the Law of the Peoples Republic of China on Commodity Inspection, lithium - ion batteries for export need to use packaging containers that have passed performance inspection:import and exportThe "Administrative Measures for Food Safety" (Decree No. 249 of the General Administration of Customs) stipulates that companies intending to export poultry eggs and their products must register with the local customs. This includes both the production enterprises of poultry eggs and their products, as well as the poultry farms supplying the raw materials. Companies can submit their registration applications through the "Internet + Customs" platform or the "China International Trade Single Window." These platforms provide a streamlined process for entering relevant company information and submitting applications to customs.

Before exporting, its essential to confirm whether the destination country has specific import requirements. Many countries have established regulations to prevent the introduction of animal diseases such as highly pathogenic avian influenza. Exporters can verify these requirements through various channels, including customer inquiries, Customs website queries, 12360 Customs hotline, and local customs business consultations.

Exporters or their agents must submit documents for review before customs declaration, including factory qualification certificates or manufacturer inspection reports, and raw material supply certification documents from registered farms. Customs will conduct on-site inspections and supervised sampling according to the laws and regulations of the importing country/region, bilateral agreements, and relevant standards, followed by comprehensive evaluation based on the results.

If exported products are reported by international organizations or foreign government agencies due to safety concerns, Customs will initiate investigations and may implement control measures such as adjusting sampling ratios, requiring batch-by-batch submission of inspection reports from qualified agencies, or withdrawing registration recommendations to foreign authorities.