The person must be the contracted employee;
The person is very familiar or experienced or well trained in the quality control
of the commodity he inspected/signed;
The signature is registered in CCIC London Co Ltd file.
2. The photos provided to CCIC
Must be coloured photos ( black & white photos unacceptable )
Photos should attached should with Subject / Container number / Contract number
& etc.;
Can either be posted or e-mailed;
Be sure photos should be received by CCIC before issuing the certificate(s).
3. Cancellation of inspection
Customer self inspected
Cancellation before draft confirmation free of charge;
Cancellation after certificate(s) issued, 10 pounds would be charged on applicant's
account;
CCIC inspected
Cancellation before inspection, free of charge;
Cancellation after inspection, half price/inspection fee would be charged on
applicant's account.
4. Amendment of inspection certificate(s)
After confirmation to inspection certificate draft, additional 10 pounds would
be charged on applicant's account each time for each certificate.
Old certificate/s should be returned back before releasing the new one/s.
5. Payment
Inspection fee should be paid as soon as applicant/s received certificate/s.
Payments should be effected either the amount due reaches £2000 or Max.
30 days after receiving the invoice/s for contracted applicant/s.
Prohibited Materials Imported into
China
In March 2000, according to the approval of the SEPA of the P.R. of China,
C.C.I.C. sent a notice regarding the prohibition of importing of the 7th Category
of waste materials which includes:
Waste televisions and kinescopes
Waste refrigerators
Waste air conditioners
Waste microwaves
Waste computers
Waste computer monitors and kinescopes
Waste copying machines
Waste cameras and video cameras
Waste electric pots
Waste video games
Waste wired telephones (exclude disks and pay phones)
Recently, the Chinese Customs has specifically indicated that the above waste
materials, whether their individual parts, or even have been broken down into
pieces, are strictly prohibited to be imported to China. In all circumstances,
if any of the above waste materials are being found, the whole shipment will
be rejected and the parties concerned will be penalized according to the regulations
laid down by the Chinese Customs.
In view of this, we would like to remind once again the parties concerned
to pay great attention to this matter.
Recently, the Chinese Government has continuously discovered that the "electronic
trash" imported to China has caused adverse effects on the environment
and people's health in China.
In view of this, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, the
Customs General Administration and the General Administration of the Environmental
Protection of PRC have jointly declared an official notice which specifies
a list of 'prohibited wastes for importing to China' (the 4th batch and 5th
batch) as effective from Aug 15, 2002.
All the parties concerned are advised to pay special attention to this matter.
In case any of the prohibited wastes are found, the China competent authorities
will take serious action on the parties that are responsible
LIST OF PROHIBITED COMMODITIES FOR IMPORTING TO CHINA
(4TH BATCH)
(Translated from Chinese for reference only)
LIST OF PROHIBITED ELECTRICAL COMMODITIES
(INCLUDING THEIR PARTS, DISMANTLED PARTS, BROKEN AND CRUSHED PIECES, OTHER
THAN THOSE UNDER SPECIAL REGULATIONS FROM THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT)
(5TH BATCH)
