en.Wedoany.com Reported - The General Administration of Customs recently issued an announcement on standardizing export declarations for lathes, milling machines, grinding machines, and related material processing production equipment, aiming to clarify the export declaration requirements for relevant items in accordance with the Export Control Law of the People's Republic of China and the Customs Law of the People's Republic of China, among other regulations.

This announcement specifies that lathes, milling machines, grinding machines, and material processing production equipment with similar functions fall within the scope of goods requiring standardized declarations. When making truthful declarations to customs in accordance with the law, export operators must fulfill several additional requirements based on the standard customs declaration form filling specifications. The announcement requires enterprises to strengthen the identification of exported items. If an item is subject to export control, the phrase "Subject to export control items" must be noted in the "Remarks" column of the customs declaration form, along with the corresponding dual-use item export control code. If the item is not a controlled item but its characteristics or other indicators are close to controlled items, or if its intended use does not meet control requirements but its characteristics and indicators do, the phrase "Not subject to export control items" must be noted. When declaring, enterprises should also truthfully fill in the "Prohibited and Restricted Control Identification Code" and "Prohibited and Restricted Control Declaration Elements" columns of the customs declaration form in accordance with the prohibited and restricted control declaration elements. For Category C express customs declaration forms and cross-border e-commerce declaration lists, the item name and description must be filled in the "Other" field of the "Specifications and Models" column. The announcement also requires filling in the full name of the overseas consignee and attaching documents such as contracts, invoices, and technical data.

The General Administration of Customs emphasizes that declaration information should be truthful, complete, and accurate, and consistent with the attached documents and logistics information. For compliant goods with complete declaration elements, customs will expedite clearance. For goods with doubts about the authenticity of information, customs will raise questions in accordance with the law, and the goods will not be released during this period. This announcement will take effect from June 30, 2026.

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