Exporting to Australia: What goods need commodity inspection?

Exporting to Australia: What goods need commodity inspection?

For freight forwarders, commodity inspection is often listed as one of the documents among many documents, so which products need commodity inspection? With more than 10 years of Australian logistics experience, the West Coast freight salesman gives you a simple summary as follows:

1. Clothing

Woven clothing generally requires commodity inspection, except for baby clothing and sportswear

Knitted clothing wool or rabbit hair content of more than 50% need to do commodity inspection, generally do not need to do inspection.

2. Footwear

Common shoes, such as PU shoes, PVC shoes, plastic shoes, cloth shoes, leather shoes, artificial leather shoes, slippers, etc., need commodity inspection.

Roller skates, roller skates, baby shoes, medical shoes do not need commodity inspection.

3. Lamps

Bulbs, tubes, lamp holders, chandeliers, wall lamps, ceiling lamps, desk lamps, floor lamps, etc., all need commodity inspection.

Stage lights, street lights, spotlights, night lights, decorative lights and lights without lighting function do not require commodity inspection.

4. Home appliances

All small appliances are subject to commodity inspection

Electric fan, exhaust fan export need commodity inspection, but also need to provide export license.

5. Audio

Speakers, speakers, CDS, VCDS, radios, video recorders need commodity inspection.

DVD requires export inspection, also need to provide a chamber of commerce certificate.

6. Toys

Plastic toys, stuffed toys, intellectual toys, electric toys need commodity inspection.

7. Ceramics

Daily use porcelain, craft porcelain, sanitary porcelain, construction porcelain, ceramic tile need commodity inspection.

8. Cloth category

Cotton cloth (containing more than 60% cotton) needs commodity inspection.

9. Watches and clocks

Quartz clock, alarm clock, quartz watch, mechanical watch need commodity inspection.

10, hardware products

Stainless steel kitchen utensils, screws, nuts need commodity inspection.