China-How should goods that are classified as dangerous goods but are not hazardous chemicals (not listed in the Catalogue of Hazardous Chemicals) be transported and declared for import? What should be noted for maritime transportation and import customs clearance? | regulatory trends

For the transportation of imported dangerous goods, it is recommended to consult the relevant transportation safety authorities, such as maritime or transportation departments. When declaring customs, declare truthfully and follow the normal customs declaration process. For specific details, you can consult a professional customs brokerage company. According to the relevant provisions of the "Regulations on the Safety Management of Hazardous Chemicals" (Decree No. 591 of The State Council): Customs is responsible for the inspection of imported and exported hazardous chemicals and their packaging. If the imported dangerous goods are not classified as hazardous chemicals and there are no other statutory inspection requirements, the customs inspection department does not need to conduct an inspection.

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