Guide

Introduction to China Customs Clearance China is the world’s largest exporter, accounting for approximately 14.2% of global trade in 2023, with over $3.5 trillion in export value according to the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC). Navigating China’s customs clearance process is critical for businesses importing from or exporting to this economic powerhouse. However,…

Introduction to FOB Shipping Free On Board (FOB) is one of the most widely used Incoterms in international trade, particularly when importing goods from China. According to statistics, approximately 70% of China’s exports are traded under FOB terms, reflecting its popularity due to its balanced allocation of responsibilities between buyers and sellers. This guide provides…

Introduction Ex Works (EXW) is an Incoterm where the buyer assumes responsibility for all logistics costs and risks from the supplier’s premises in China to the final destination. EXW pickup service is a critical logistics solution for importers sourcing goods from China’s vast manufacturing base, which accounted for $3.6 trillion in exports in 2024. This…

Introduction Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) shipping from China is a preferred logistics solution for importers seeking a hassle-free, all-inclusive method to transport goods from Chinese suppliers to global destinations. Under DDP Incoterms, the seller (or freight forwarder) assumes responsibility for all costs and risks—including freight, customs duties, taxes, and final delivery—until the goods reach the…

Introduction Shipping products from China to Amazon Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) warehouses is a critical component of the global e-commerce supply chain, supporting millions of sellers who source from China’s vast manufacturing base. In 2024, China accounted for over 60% of Amazon FBA inventory sourced globally, with electronics, apparel, and consumer goods dominating shipments. This…

Introduction Freight services from China to Bolivia are a vital component of the $2.7 billion bilateral trade relationship in 2024, with China as Bolivia’s largest import partner, supplying machinery, electronics, vehicles, and consumer goods. Bolivia, a landlocked South American nation, relies on transshipment through neighboring ports in Chile (Arica, Iquique) and Peru (Callao) for sea…

Introduction Container shipping from China to Ecuador is a cornerstone of the $10.8 billion bilateral trade relationship, with China as Ecuador’s largest source of imports in 2023. Ecuador relies on Chinese goods like electronics, machinery, textiles, and consumer products to fuel its agriculture, manufacturing, and retail sectors, while exporting bananas, shrimp, and oil. This 3000–5000-word…

Introduction The trade relationship between China and Uruguay has flourished, with bilateral trade reaching $2 billion in 2023, driven by China’s exports of electronics, machinery, textiles, and consumer goods, and Uruguay’s exports of soybeans, beef, and agricultural products. As China remains Uruguay’s largest trading partner and second-largest source of imports, efficient shipping and import processes…

Introduction The China-Brazil trade corridor is a vital artery of global commerce, with bilateral trade exceeding $150 billion in 2024, driven by China’s exports of electronics, machinery, textiles, and vehicles, and Brazil’s exports of soybeans and iron ore. China, the world’s manufacturing powerhouse, supplies over 20% of Brazil’s imports, while Brazil, Latin America’s largest economy,…