China-Is it necessary to declare dangerous goods information for exporting lithium batteries under HS code 8507? | regulatory trends

Specific Q: For exporting lithium batteries with HS code 85076000.90, classified as Class 9 dangerous goods, with no export supervision conditions, is it necessary to declare dangerous goods information during customs declaration?

A: Regarding your inquiry about exporting Class 9 dangerous goods, it is recommended to refer to the "Announcement on Issues Concerning the Inspection and Supervision of Imported and Exported Hazardous Chemicals and the Packaging Thereof" (General Administration of Customs Announcement No. 129, 2020).

Attachment

Announcement on Issues Concerning the Inspection and Supervision of Imported and Exported Hazardous Chemicals and the Packaging Thereof

Our Service

One-Stop Solutions for Chemicals Enterprises throughout Supply Chain

ChemRadar Copyright Disclaimers:

1. All texts, graphics, videos and audios with "Source: ChemRadar" on this website are copyrighted by ChemRadar. Without authorization, no media, website or individual is allowed to reproduce, link, distribute, publish, or copy any content in this website. Other media, website with our authorization shall indicate "Source: CIRS Group" when downloading or using relevant contents. Unauthorized actions will be persecuted.

2. Texts and graphics on thie website without "Source: ChemRadar" are reproduced for further information but not imply the endorsement of views or autheticity of its content. Other media, websites or individuals download or use relevant content shall remain its "Source" as prescribed in this website and bear corresponding legal responsibilities. Any unauthorized alternation to "Source: ChemRadar" may be persecuted. If you have any questions about relevant content on this website, please contact us.

3. If any content reproduced on ChemRadar raises copyright or other related issues, please contact us within two weeks.