Announcement of the General Administration of Customs [2020] No.110 - Announcement on Adjusting the Testing and Supervision Mode for Imported Crude Oil
Announcement of the General Administration of Customs [2020] No.110 - Announcement on Adjusting the Testing and Supervision Mode for Imported Crude Oil
Announcement of the General Administration of Customs [2020] No.110 - Announcement on Adjusting the Testing and Supervision Mode for Imported Crude Oil
Announcement of the General Administration of Customs [2020] No.110
September 21, 2020
To deepen the reform of "streamlining administration, delegating power, and strengthening regulation and improving services", further optimize port business environment and enhance trade facilitation level, the General Administration of Customs has decided to adjust the testing and supervision mode for imported crude oil to be “release first and testing later”. Relevant matters are announced as follows:
I. The term "release first" means that after the imported crude oil has been inspected on site by customs (information verification, sampling, etc.) and has met the requirements, the enterprise may proceed with the unloading and transshipment, while "testing later" means the laboratory testing and conformity assessment of imported crude oil.
II. The imported crude oil subject to "release first and testing later" may only be sold and used by an enterprise after it has passed the customs inspection and obtained a qualification certificate.
III. Where any major issue concerning security, sanitation, environmental protection or trade fraud is discovered during the testing and supervision, the customs will deal with such issue in accordance with the law, and adjust the testing and supervision mode in due time.
This Announcement shall be implemented from October 1, 2020.
It is hereby announced.
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Announcement of the General Administration of Customs [2020] No.110
September 21, 2020
To deepen the reform of "streamlining administration, delegating power, and strengthening regulation and improving services", further optimize port business environment and enhance trade facilitation level, the General Administration of Customs has decided to adjust the testing and supervision mode for imported crude oil to be “release first and testing later”. Relevant matters are announced as follows:
I. The term "release first" means that after the imported crude oil has been inspected on site by customs (information verification, sampling, etc.) and has met the requirements, the enterprise may proceed with the unloading and transshipment, while "testing later" means the laboratory testing and conformity assessment of imported crude oil.
II. The imported crude oil subject to "release first and testing later" may only be sold and used by an enterprise after it has passed the customs inspection and obtained a qualification certificate.
III. Where any major issue concerning security, sanitation, environmental protection or trade fraud is discovered during the testing and supervision, the customs will deal with such issue in accordance with the law, and adjust the testing and supervision mode in due time.
This Announcement shall be implemented from October 1, 2020.
It is hereby announced.
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