China
Please find updates and service restrictions concerning shipping to China below:
Coronavirus Outbreak
There are likely to be delays for all shipments to China due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Carriers have resumed service to most parts of China.
From April 10th, 2020, PPE and selected medical items are subject to inspection by the China Inspection and Quarantine (CIQ) authority. This is in addition to the requirement for exporters to secure a Medical Device Product Registration Certificate (“NDPRC”) for commodities such as medical masks and protective clothes, infrared thermometers, ventilators. This is issued by the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA), formerly known as the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA).
Landmark Global has suspended all service to China.
PPE shipments with UPS from China must be a minimum of 200kg.
For DHL, please check this page for the latest service adjustments.
General Information for China
Customs regulations apply for territories outside of the EU. Please refer to our Customs Information.
- The de minimis limit for China (i.e. the value of goods that can be imported duty free) is 50 RMB.
- Foodstuffs cannot be imported from China.
- Duties and tax may be applicable even if you are returning faulty or unwanted items to the manufacturer.
- Limitations to Personal Shipments - Shipments valued above 1000 RMB (approx £100) cannot be considered as personal and will require importation by a registered importer.
Carrier Information for China
DHL shipping information for China
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FedEx shipping information for China
UPS shipping information for China
TG Express shipping information for China
TG International shipping information for China
Please note: this is not a comprehensive list of restrictions and is provided for guidance only. Transglobal Express kindly encourages customers to seek advice from the relevant government authorities for further clarification and the most up to date advice.
