The requirements of the European market have been met specifically by the Mindanao tuna canneries of Alliance Select Foods International, Celebes Canning Corp., General Tuna Corp., Ocean Canning, Philbest Canning Corp., Seatrade Canning Corp. The canneries of General Santos and Zamboanga enjoy the EU-GSP privileges. Lopez credited the top ranking as a result of the country’s inclusion among the EU’s Generalized Scheme of Preferences Plus (EU-GSP Plus). These laws and regulations were enacted to achieve administrative objectives through the confirmation of required permits, approvals, completion of inspection, and other conditions in the physical presence of cargo at Customs as the final check-point.The country also holds the top exporter rank in the category of fish prepared or preserved but not minced. The purpose of these laws and regulations is to regulate unrestricted and disorderly exports and to assist in the normal development of foreign trade by either prohibiting or restricting the export of certain cargoes. Unless these requirements are proved and confirmed, Customs will not permit the cargo to be exported (Customs Law, Article 70). These must be issued by the other authorities, such as the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, in accordance with stipulations in other laws and regulations.Īccording to the stipulations of these other laws and regulations, exporters of cargo, who are required to obtain permits, or approvals or pass examinations, must prove to Customs that these requirements have been met during the Customs clearance procedure, which then needs to be confirmed. In addition, depending on the type of cargo, there are cases which require a prior permit or approval for export of the cargo before export declaration. The Customs Law is the fundamental law concerning exports. Confirmation of Other Laws and Regulations Other documents: Certifications, permits, or approvals required by other laws and regulations.Ĭ.
Export Declaration (Customs form C-5010)
Documents to Be Submitted The following documents must be submitted to Customs. One is for statistics and the other is kept at Customs for needs such as export certification.ī. In principle, Customs examinations of goods are conducted at a Customs examination zone in the Customhouse or where the goods are stored in cases where the goods cannnot be brought to the Customs examination zone.Īt the time of export declaration, the exporter is requested to submit two copies of the export report. In checking the submitted documents, Customs decides whether the goods have to be physically examined to ascertain the correctness of the classification of goods and to see whether the examinations required by laws and regulations other than the Customs Law have been completed. The submitted export declaration is checked against invoices and other supporting documents at Customs.ĭocument checking is conducted when a statistical classification is correctly made according to the Export Statistical Schedule, when the required permission or approval is secured with respect to pertinent goods, and when a correct application for approved excise tax exemption accompanies the goods which are to be exempted. This declaration is accompanied by invoices and other supporting documents and, if required by Japanese laws and regulations other than the Customs Law (hereinafter referred to as "other laws and regulations "), by other documents, such as permits, approvals, or licenses (e.g., exportation of strategically sensitive materials under the control of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry). The exporter or his proxy (known as a Customs broker) prepares an export declaration describing the nature, quantity, and value, of the goods to be exported. Goods for export must be brought into the Customs(Hozei) area or a specially permitted place for storage. An export permit must also be obtained after the necessary physical examination. Exporters must declare to the Director-General of Customs the nature of the goods as well as the quantity, price, and any other necessary particulars.
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