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Vietnam Tightens Import Restrictions From Cars To Garments And So On Nearly 100 Commodities.

2011/5/24 9:35:00 71

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Imported Garments From Vietnam

According to the central government of Vietnam

Statistics

General information, Vietnam's imports and exports in the first 4 months of 2011

trade deficit

4 billion 890 million US dollars, an increase of 1.8% over the same period in 2010.

High priced cars, locomotives, cosmetics and alcoholic beverages continue to be imported.

To reduce the trade deficit, Vietnam

Ministry of Reconstruction and Commerce

A series of import tightening measures have been put forward, such as the issuance of Document No. 1380/QDD-BCT before the end of March, and the development of nearly 100 categories of items that do not encourage imports, including meat and its internal organs (cattle, buffalo, sheep and poultry, etc.), cockfighting, live fish or frozen fish, poultry eggs, vegetables, melon, potatoes, flowers, fruits, coffee, tea, dairy, steam cars, mobile phones, tape recorders, foreign wines, cigarettes, soap, handbags, wooden furniture, clothing, ceramics, mineral water, crustaceans (shrimps), animal fat, vegetable oil, Cereals, processed foods, beverages, wine, vinegar, etc.

In particular, the import of dairy products and non frozen ice cream, passenger cars, golf carts, 1800cc cars and so on are especially restricted.

The 196/2011/ TT-BCT document was issued at the beginning of May. It stipulates that in June 1, 2011, including liquor, beauty products and mobile phones, it can only enter the port of Hu Zhiming, clonport and Haiphong. At the same time, the importer must produce a designated document or authorization document or a general agency contract designated or authorized by a foreign manufacturer to be the general importer or general agent of Vietnam, and has already handled the Consular or Embassy Legalization of the exporter's country of origin in the Vietnamese consulate or embassy according to law.

In mid May, the 20/2011/ TT-BCT document was also issued, which stipulates that two importers should be supplemented when importing cars under 9 seats in June 26th. One is the designated document or authorization letter designated by the original manufacturer of the foreign country as the chief importer or distributor of Vietnam, and has been dealt with in accordance with the law by the exporter's country of origin in Vietnam consulate or embassy.

The two is that the importer owns the vehicle maintenance and repair factory certification issued by the Ministry of pport.