Dry goods丨Export to Brazil sea freight knowledge (super detailed) (1) CNS Logistics

Dry goods丨Export to Brazil sea transportation knowledge (super detailed) (1): 2018-08-29 09:28:00 Passionate Brazil may be football, Rio Olympics, samba and Jesus overlooking all beings in your impression The idol, as the largest country in South America, also has a very important shipping position. After reading this issue of technical posts, exporting to Brazil is no longer a problem. Documents 1. The freight must be shown on the bill of lading. All the fees required by the Brazilian customs (including prepaid and collect payment), and their details must be clearly listed on the bill of lading / 'Freight as per agreement' and other words are not allowed of. The local customs in Brazil require that all goods imported into Brazil must pay freight tax. 2. Brazil customs clearance does not accept Telex bill of lading (AWAY BILL), Telex bill of lading, Duy bill of lading, and negotiable bill of lading (to order) are all not acceptable. When goods exported from China to Brazil are cleared in Brazil, only the original bill of lading can be used for customs clearance. The Brazilian customs does not accept other forms of bills of lading. The telex bill of lading will be recognized as an act of tax evasion by the Brazilian customs. In addition, almost all maritime shipping in South American countries banned telexes. 3. Pay attention to filling in the bill of lading (1) Ensure the accuracy of the container number and seal number (2) The weight can only be displayed correctly in the metric system (3) The description of the goods should correctly reflect the goods in the container (including the number of pieces/packages) (4) The company information on the bill of lading is true and complete. (5) The address of the consignee/notifier must be in Brazil. Consignees outside Brazil are not accepted. (6) The cargo description section is not allowed to fill in the value declaration. 4. The bill of lading shows CNJP/CPF/NCM for Brazilian customs clearance. It is necessary to show CNJP/CPF/NCM on the bill of lading. CNPJ and CPF are the identification numbers of Brazilian companies and individuals, that is, the tax number; NCM, this is the identification number of the goods, which is equivalent to the HS code of our country and must be displayed on the manifest. The NCM (Harmonized cargo code) number must be filled with at least the first four digits (FAK and GD are not allowed as cargo descriptions).