Requisitos técnicos de acceso a Estados Unidos para el sector confecciones en el marco TLC Perú-EE.UU.
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Requisitos técnicos de acceso a Estados Unidos para el sector confecciones en el marco TLC Perú-EE.UU.
- 1. TEXTIL Y VESTIDO LIMA, PERU Web Cast April 20, 2011 PROCESO DE IMPORTACION EN EE.UU
- 9. IMPORTACION – PREVENCION DE RECHAZOS Y DETENCION POR LA ADUANA AMERICANA ACTA DE IDENTIFICACION DE PRODUCTOS DE FIBRA TEXTIL – APARTADO 12 DEL ACTA (FEDERAL TRADE COMISSION – FTC) REQUIERE QUE EL ROTULO DE LA ETIQUETA CONTENGA LO SIGUIENTE: (1) PORCENTAJE DEL PESO TOTAL DE LAS FIBRAS POR SEPARADO (p.ej, 60%algodon, 40% poliester); (2) RN NUMERO O NOMBRE DEL FABRICANTE; (3) PAIS DE ORIGEN Cont…
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- Textiles & wearing apparel - Importation process and control: Admissibility: country of origin, classification, value, Trade Agreements, and Requirements from other Agencies.
- Admissibility Documentation requirements at entry: manifest commercial invoice or a pro forma invoice packing list or packaging size
- Admissibility Requirements at entry: Marking labels information should be in accordance with fiber act part 12 Federal Trade Commission Authorization to import Trademarks (if applicable) Certifications or licenses (if applicable) require for release of merchandise
- Admissibility Invoice information require: Country of origin Classification Gender: men, woman, boy or girl's Woven or knitted Fiber content breakdown – 60% cotton, 40% polyester Detail description – dress, jacket with lining, skirt, pants, etc. The quantities and weights
- Frequent errors in relation to detention and rejection of merchandise at entry. Most common errors at entry are the following: Incomplete description of merchandise – unable to determine classification Invoice missing classification Invoice Quantities and weights not in accordance with packing list
- Frequent errors in relation to detention and rejection of merchandise at entry Misclassification - invoiced merchandise is improperly classified Merchandise description does not correspond with invoice, license or certificate required at entry. A variety of goods are classified under the same classification
- Frequent errors in relation to detention and rejection of merchandise at entry Undeclared merchandise that might require special documentation at entry – certificates or license. The importer of records does not have authorization to import registered trademarks. The shipment is detained until the issue is solved. The marking label is not in compliance with the textile act
- Importation – Preventive measures on detention or rejection of merchandise at entry The textile act part 12 – Federal Trade Commission, the marking label must contain the following: (1) Fiber content (for example, 60% cotton, 40% polyester); (2) RN number or name of the manufacturer (3) Country of Origin
- Importation – Preventive measures on detention or rejection of merchandise at entry Wearing apparel items, the making label should be sewn/attached at the appropriate location as required by the act Blouses, jackets, coats the marking label should be sewn/attached at the middle of the collar/neck Pants, skirts the making label should be sewn/attached at the middle of the waist
- Importation – Preventive measures on detention or rejection of merchandise at entry Present authorization to import register trademarks Present license or certificates required for release of merchandise Assurance/verify that the required licenses, certifications matched the merchandise description on the invoice.
- Importation – Preventive measures on detention or rejection of merchandise at entry Compliance with CBP requirements by contacting: Import Specialists Other Government Agencies U.S. Broker Binding Rulings
- Importation – Preventive measures on detention or rejection of merchandise at entry Compliance with CBP requirements Binding Rulings
- Compliance Evaluation by Importation Specialist The merchandise is conditionally released Detail review of the documentation of the shipment Invoice: Does it contain sufficient information to determine proper classification of merchandise? The quantities and weights agree with the information transmitted electronically The entered value is subject to terms of sale
- Compliance Evaluation by Importation Specialist Licenses or certificates should be properly filled/completed matching the merchandise Any questions? A CF-28 Request for Information is sent to request additional information If necessary samples of merchandise are sent to the laboratory for laboratory analysis to determine classification or other requirements
- EVALUACION DE CONFORMIDAD POR EL ESPECIALISTA DE IMPORTACION Questions? Classification – Country of Origin – Value – Other Agency requirements – preferential treatment – Sent CF-28
- EVALUACION DE CONFORMIDAD POR EL ESPECIALISTA DE IMPORTACION No questions? the import specialist provides the instructions for liquidation of the entry/shipment