Egypt Has New Regulations On Imports Of Products, And Will Take Effect In April.

In January 2016, the Egyptian Ministry of trade and Industry issued a decree requiring all manufacturers, brand owners and distribution centers to export products to the country after registration with the Egyptian import and Export Control Administration (GOEIC).

The act is expected to take effect two months after April 2016.

According to the introduction, the list of products that need to be registered covers 25 categories of products, including food, light industry, electrical and mechanical products, including retail milk and dairy products, retail preserves and dried fruits, retail chocolate and food containing cocoa, sugar, cakes, retail juice, purified water, mineral water and carbonated soda water, cosmetics, sanitary products and perfume, towels, tableware, furniture, household appliances, toys,

Class and so on.

In order to ensure the smooth export of products,

Inspection and Quarantine Bureau Light Textile City Office reminds enterprises and

The first is to take advantage of the two months' pition period to study the new rules, to continue to pay attention to the relevant technical trade measures; two, to prepare the necessary materials for registration, to register smoothly, to ensure the clearance of goods, so as to prevent goods from leaving Hong Kong; three, to strengthen communication with the inspection and quarantine departments and avoid unnecessary trade disputes.

At present, enterprises in Keqiao area have frequent trade with Egypt. In 2015, Keqiao exported 328 million dollars to Egypt, accounting for 3.15% of the total export market.

The main export commodities are light industry and mechanical and electrical products, most of which belong to registered commodities.

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The modernization of customs management will accelerate to facilitate the clearance and avoid the loss of import and export tax.

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The canal also pointed out that due to lack of coordination and connection between relevant departments, the trade will be convenient.

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