The import declaration of coffee requires the record of the consignee, the food label, the official certificate of origin and the hygiene certificate before it can be formally declared and imported.
If 100% pure coffee beans.
The preference is to bake coffee beans or not, with different tariffs.
Unroasted Coffee Beans Tariff 8% VAT 16%
Roasted Coffee Beans Tariff 15% VAT 16%.
Then look at the country of origin, coffee beans are restricted by the country of origin, not all countries can import.
If imported,
provide
Certificate of Origin
phytosanitary certificate
Quality inspection report
Date of Production & Certificate of Warranty Period
If it is pre-packaged, provide label color photos and electronic version
The process of importing coffee beans
1. Customs declaration of imported coffee beans
2. Import coffee beans inspection report (customs clearance, coffee beans are legal inspection, jump A needs customs clearance)
3. Inspection and Inspection of Imported Coffee Bean Merchants
4. Sample Inspection of Chinese Labels on Imported Coffee Beans
5. Record of import labels and labels
6. Domestic Health Certificate for Imported Coffee Beans (issued by the Commodity Inspection Bureau)
PS: According to the Food Safety Law, only with the health certificate and Chinese label can it be officially put on the shelves and circulated in the market.