Agent of imported timber and timber import declaration, the Shanghai timber clearance

Yiheng import logistics supply chain - timber imports Project Department, Hong Kong of Yiheng international logistics supply chain in the country to promote the standard import logistics, the forerunner of the "one-stop import logistics," the standard enterprise logistics outsourcing provider focus on the import logistics industry, has established in the mainland Yiheng Dongguan, China, import logistics company "Yiheng international logistics Shanghai, China Yiheng International Logistics Qingdao Company" number of branches, from the creation to the present has been pursuing spirit of service, customer-focused import logistics, logistics and supply chain management; provide customers with a wide range of logistics services, especially tailor-made service plans for each customer, and provide professional advice in order to meet customer logistics needs.

Timber importers are required to provide:
Packing list (QUALITY CHECK AFTER SOLDERING LIST);
Commercial invoice (INVOICE);
Foreign phytosanitary certificate (PHYTOSANITARY CERTIFICATE);
Foreign fumigation certificate (CERTIFICATE OF FUMIGATION);
Foreign certificate (CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN);
The original bill of lading (B / L,); timber code (the Code single) single provider to check the goods;
Trade contract (The contract);
Redwood needs to domestic non-endangered certificate ";

Recently, Canada, Malaysia and other countries data show that three quarters of exports of Chinese wood down there. At the same time, Shanghai, the third quarter, imports of timber data also show that China's timber imports fell, in sharp contrast with the growth in the first half. The amount of down at the same time, prices also appeared upside down. The industry believes that the regulation of real estate into the depth of the stage or the main reason.

According to Canadian media reports, the Canadian demand for wood is the rapid decline from last year to August this year, British Columbia, Canada to the timber sales in China grew by only 29%, which is very different with the 186% growth in March. By convention, three quarters of China's timber imports will substantial growth, but this year has given rise to different situations. The data show that in May of this year, the monthly volume of timber imports from Canada for the first time surpassed the United States, but in August, only half of the U.S. lumber imports from Canada.