Detailed Explanation of Various CIQ Certificates Before Shipment

1. Certificate of Quality Inspection is a valid document for the delivery and settlement of export goods and for the claim and settlement of import goods; the certificate for goods subject to statutory inspection is a legal document for the customs declaration and import/export of goods. The release order issued by the inspection authority and the release stamp affixed on the customs declaration form have the same customs clearance effect as the inspection certificate; the inspection notice issued is of the same nature as the inspection certificate.
 
2. Certificate of Weight or Quantity Inspection is a valid document for the delivery and settlement of export goods, issuance of bills of lading, and for the claim and settlement of import goods; the weight certificate for export goods is also a document for foreign customs declaration, tax calculation, and calculation of freight and loading/unloading fees.
 
3. Veterinary Inspection Certificate is a document certifying that exported animal products or food have passed quarantine inspection. It is applicable to export commodities such as frozen livestock meat, frozen poultry, canned poultry and livestock, frozen rabbit, hides, wool, cashmere, bristles, casings, etc. It is an important document for foreign delivery, bank settlement, and customs clearance in importing countries.
 
4. Sanitary/Health Certificate is a document certifying that exported animal products and food intended for human consumption have passed sanitary inspection or quarantine. It is applicable to casings, canned goods, frozen fish, frozen shrimp, food, eggs, dairy products, honey, etc., and is a valid document for foreign delivery, bank settlement, and customs clearance.
 
5. Disinfection Inspection Certificate is a document certifying that exported animal products have undergone disinfection treatment to ensure safety and hygiene. It is applicable to commodities such as bristles, horsehair, hides, goat wool, feathers, human hair, etc., and is a valid document for foreign delivery, bank settlement, and foreign customs clearance.
 
6. Fumigation Certificate is a document used to certify that exported grains, oilseeds, beans, hides, and other commodities, as well as packaging timber and plant fillers, have undergone fumigation for pest control purposes.