Starting next, my country will no longer reduce or reduce fees for exported textiles and clothing
Recently, the entry-exit inspection and quarantine department stated that starting from July 1, 2011, it will no longer implement a fee reduction or exemption policy for my country’s exports of textile and apparel products.
According to the requirements of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, entry-exit inspection and quarantine fees will continue to be exempted from export agricultural products listed in the “Catalogue of Entry-Exit Commodities Implemented by Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Agencies” from January 1, 2011. Among them, entry-exit inspection and quarantine fees for exported live livestock, live poultry, and aquatic animals are fully exempted; entry-exit inspection and quarantine fees for other exported agricultural products are halved, while entry-exit inspection and quarantine fees for textile and textile products will no longer be exempted.
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