Straw: The United States strictly prohibits the import of straw bales, Britain, Australia, New Zealand,
Countries such as the Philippines and Cyprus also have corresponding regulations.
Cotton: Cotton-producing countries such as Egypt ban cotton packaging from entering the country.
Bamboo, wood: Japan refuses to pack and import bamboos; the United States, Canada, and Australia require wooden packaging to be treated with fumigation, antisepsis, etc. before entering the country; otherwise, it will be disposed of as required.
Carton: Germany requires that the surface of the carton must not be waxed, oiled, or coated with plastic. Water-soluble pigments must be used for the printing on cartons. Oil-soluble inks should not be used.
Sack bags and used bags: Australia, New Zealand prohibits the use of used bags, and the Philippines requires that the sacks must be fumigated before entering the country.
I. Requirements for Export Packaging Structures, Patterns, and Texts in Various Countries
Disable logo pattern
Arab countries stipulate that the packing of imported goods shall disable the hexagonal star pattern because of the hexagonal star and the color
The patterns in the national flags of the countries are similar. The Arab countries are very disgusted and jealous of things with hexagonal patterns.
Germany banned the packaging of imported goods like Nazi and Legion symbol.
Libya prohibits the use of pig patterns and female body designs for the packaging of imported goods.
2. Requirements for container structure
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration stipulates that all medical fitness and beauty products must be packaged to prevent adulteration, contamination and other anti-fouling capabilities.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency stipulates that in order to prevent children from accidentally taking drugs and chemicals, all children who are covered by the anti-virus packaging regulations and the Consumer Product Safety Commission must use protective child safety covers.
Eleven states, including California and Virginia, as well as the European Community, are responsible for the regulations of the environment and the consumer sector. The pull-out pull-open cans cannot be sold in the market. Currently, there is a trend toward the development of cans that can't be pulled away.
The European Community stipulates that the largest container of vinyl chloride units for food contacted vinyl chloride containers and materials is specified at 1 mg/kg of finished product, and the maximum amount transferred to food is 0.01 mg/kg.
According to a survey conducted by the US Drug Investigation Agency, 14% of the lead absorbed by the body comes from tinplate cans. Therefore, the United States requires that the amount of lead in the weld be reduced by 50% within the next 5 years. According to Hong Kong's relevant health regulations, the maximum lead content of solid foods should not exceed 6ppm (6%), and the lead content of liquid foods should not exceed 1ppm.
3. The use of language regulations
The Canadian government stipulates that import goods descriptions must be in English and French.
Food labels exported to Hong Kong, China must be in Chinese, but food names and ingredients must be stated in English at the same time.
The packaging of products exported to Greece must use the Greek language to specify the company name, agent name, product quality and quantity.
Products packing lists, commercial invoices and logos exported to France must be in French, and should not be translated in French.
Food and beverages sold in the Arab region must be described in Arabic.
Second, the requirements of various countries on the printing content of product packaging
The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) stipulates that 34 types of aquatic products, such as aquatic products and their products, vegetables and their products, must be marked on the packaging with the name of the manufacturer, the health registration/registration number, the product name, and the production Lot number and production date, plus inspection and quarantine signs.
All goods of foreign origin (or their packaging) entering the United States must be clearly marked, irremovable and permanent in a prominent place and marked in their place of origin in English so that the United States’ final purchaser can understand The origin of the product. In addition, in addition to the origin, the watch movement, case, or dial must be clearly, irrevocably marked by the name of the manufacturer or purchaser by engraving, stamping, engraving, or branding.
Libya requires that all goods exported to the country, especially foods, must have their production date, shelf life, origin, registered trademark, manufacturer and address on their inner packaging and outer packaging.
Third, the requirements of product packaging for ports in various countries
The Port Authority of Saudi Arabia stipulates that all shipping materials for construction materials shipped to the ports of the country must be assembled with pallets to accommodate loading and unloading of the stacker, and the weight of each piece must not exceed 2 tons.
The Iranian port stipulates that commodities such as medicines, chemicals, foods, and tea are required to be packaged in trays or in containers with a volume of at least 1 cubic meter or a weight of 1 ton.
The Port Authority of Saudi Arabia stipulates that the weight of bags shipped to the port must not exceed 50 kilograms per bag. Otherwise, it does not provide storage facilities unless these bagged goods are accompanied by trays or suspension devices that can be picked up and unloaded by the machine.
The packaging requirements of the above products in various countries are not complete, and as time goes on, the contents are constantly changing. Foreign trade companies should, according to their product types, the countries and regions involved in the trade, specifically strengthen the collection of export goods packaging requirements, to avoid Due to inconsistent packaging, the product cannot be cleared or returned for trade risks.