Regulations Governing Customs Clearance for Goods in Logistics Centers Article 17-1

Under one of the following circumstances, a customs permit designating cargo as “ unopened container for warehouse delivery ” should be obtained for goods for delivery and storage into a logistics center. The security and management of cargo contained in its original container stored in the outdoor storage facilities of a logistics center shall remain under the responsibility of the such logistics center. Where circumstances require, Customs may conduct a sampling inspection of the cargo.1. The containerized cargo has the same product name and uniform packaging, and a detailed list of the container contents is submitted to Customs for inspection and approval.2. The package is overweight, oversized, or in other such condition that the package could not be delivered to the warehouse.Where cargo has been issued a customs permit for “ container for warehouse delivery as is ” under the preceding paragraph, the permit shall apply to all subsequent cargo providing that the container contents have the same product name; the applicant need not file a separate application per shipment.The “ outdoor storage facility ”, as prescribed in Paragraph 1 should be adjoined to the registered building to the registered building structures of logistics centers; moreover, facility should meet the requirements stated in Article 6 hereof.Where a shortfall in quantity or a surplus is noted in a container that is officially designated as “ container for warehouse delivery as is ”, as prescribed in Paragraph 1, the cargo should be declared pursuant to Article 22 of The General Rules Governing the Examination of Imports and Exports. No application for late cargo declaration shall be honored under the circumstances.