Product Description:
Shenzhen FORTUNE Free Trade Zone is one of the leading bonded areas in China, offering customers tax-free cargo and freight forwarding services. With more than 150 experienced staff members, the company provides professional and safe warehouse management of a wide variety of products, including electronics, machinery, textiles, raw materials, capital goods and consumer goods.
FORTUNE Shenzhen Free Trade Zone offers a variety of warehouse services, such as cargo maintenance, repacking, labeling, palletizing, picking & sorting and simple assembly. Major companies such as Nescafe, Cohu, CHIMEI, Foxconn, and LENOVO have already benefited from the services provided by Shenzhen Free Trade Zone.
Customization:
Here's an overview of the steps involved in an international transfer shipment from the Shenzhen FTZ:
| Customs Declaration | The exporter or the entity responsible for the shipment prepares the necessary customs declaration documents. This includes commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, export licenses (if applicable). |
| Compliance with Export Regulations | Ensure that the goods being transferred comply with all relevant export regulations, trade restrictions, and any specific requirements of the destination country. |
| Transport Arrangements | Select a suitable mode of transportation for the shipment based on factors like the nature of the goods, urgency, cost considerations, and destination. Transfer shipments include air freight, sea freight, and land transportation. |
| Logistics and Documentation | Work with logistics providers or freight forwarders to handle the transportation logistics. We will assist with booking cargo space, preparing shipping documents, coordinating with shipping lines or airlines, and arranging for the movement of the goods from the Shenzhen FTZ to the destination country. |
| Customs Clearance | File the customs declaration with the Shenzhen FTZ customs authorities for export clearance. Ensure that all necessary export procedures are followed, and the customs authorities are satisfied with the accuracy of the documentation and compliance with regulations. |
