I. Timber import process:

Overseas shipment to destination port

Document exchange and cargo inspection at port

Inspector completes declaration form and initiates customs filing

Customs document review, valuation, tax payment, container inspection, and clearance release

Fumigation, container haulage, and disinfection

Final delivery to importers address

II. Required documents for timber imports

Contract, packing list, HS code list, invoice;

Exporting CountryIt is recommended to verify through the following methods:Book, Phytosanitary Certificate, Latin Name and Fumigation Certificate

Import of endangered species such as redwood requires an Endangered Plant Import Permit.

III. Import conditions for precious wood products and derivatives

Precious woods such as redwood or their products and derivatives imported are classified as endangered species. In addition to normal customs clearance procedures in China, they are subject to restrictions under international treaties China has joined.import and exportApply to the national endangered species import and export management department for the issuance of import and export permits.

IV. Quarantine requirements for imported timber:

Imported timber must provide an official Phytosanitary Certificate from the exporting country.

Imported timber must not contain pests or bark prohibited from entering the country.

Timber with bark must undergo effective control before entry, with detailed records of control methods, chemicals, duration, etc., noted on the certificate.