After the implementation of the new 2025 "Environmental Protection Equipment Import Management Measures," domestic enterprises face three challenges when importing equipment such as water treatment systems and air purification devices:
Upgraded technical thresholds: The energy efficiency standard has increased by 23% compared to 2022, and the EU CE certification has added 5 new environmental indicators.
The customs inspection rate has increased.: The inspection rate for key monitored equipment upon unboxing has increased from 12% to 18%, with the duration of each inspection extended to 3-7 working days.
Complex tariff structures: Sewage treatment equipment of different power levels is subject to differentiated tax rates ranging from 3% to 9%.
Implicit Cost Control Model for Professional Agency
By comparing the import data of 87 enterprises from 2024 to 2025, the hidden costs that professional agency services can reduce mainly include:
Certification preparation cost: Conduct a pre-review of technical documents in advance to avoid the $20,000-$40,000 cost incurred from rectifications.
Port demurrage costs: Accurately predict customs inspection checkpoints, reducing equipment port dwell time by over 40%
Technical compliance costs: Match the optimal tariff classification based on the equipment's operating temperature range (-20°C to 80°C).
Verification of Equipment Parameters' Compliance with GB36246 Standard
Cross-comparison of multinational certification documents (CE, RoHS, REACH)
Practical Operation Phase of Customs Clearance
Complete tariff reduction declaration using the free trade agreement
Special Treatment Plan for Wooden Packaging of Electromechanical Products
Subsequent risk control management phase
Customs AEO Certification Maintenance Services
Dynamic Tracking System for Technical Parameter Changes
2025 tariff policy response strategies
In response to the newly announced import tariff adjustment plan, professional agents achieve cost optimization through three major technical approaches: