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Seamless Cross-Border Solutions from Customs to Supply Chain Security, integrating compliance, logistics, and digital tools to ensure smooth, efficient, and risk-controlled global trade.
From General Trade and Samples to Temporary Import/Export, Repair, Processing, and Special Zones, LOGICUS offers comprehensive, one-stop solutions for every business scenario.
With deep expertise in Chinese customs regulations and global compliance standards, LOGICUS ensures transparent procedures that minimize clearance risks and hidden tax costs.
Leveraging strong execution in bonded zones, free trade areas, and cross-border operations, LOGICUS ensures fast clearance with global insight and local expertise.
LOGICUS act as both Importer of Record (IOR) and customs broker, delivering a one-stop import solution that ensures your shipments clear smoothly.
LOGICUS navigate the regulations, secure licenses and certifications, and manage customs clearance—turning complex imports into simple, compliant solutions.
LOGICUS provide expert compliance reviews, tailored customs solutions, and risk management services to identify issues in advance—ensuring smooth entry and avoiding costly setbacks.
LOGICUS offer one-stop multi-country customs services, with expertise in Japan, Vietnam, and other key markets. Our solutions centralize and streamline customs procedures—making global imports efficient, transparent, and easy to control.
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With China’s stricter crackdown on “indirect export declarations” and payment-based clearance, we provide compliance-focused consulting for exporters. Our services cover contracts, settlements, documentation, and customs compliance—helping businesses reduce risks and ensure their exports remain lawful, transparent, and smooth.
It provides professional guidance on market entry, contracts, settlement, customs compliance, and documentation to help businesses reduce risks and improve efficiency.
Lack of compliance awareness, incomplete documentation, and choosing unsuitable agents or forwarders.
Trade policies change rapidly; non-compliance can cause delays, re-exports, or fines. Consulting helps businesses mitigate risks in advance.
LOGICUS offers end-to-end services from compliance advisory and customs brokerage to settlement consulting—ensuring secure, efficient, and sustainable exports.
Under DDP terms, customs clearance in China must be handled by a domestic entity. For regulated goods such as medical devices, the importer must also hold the required qualifications. We provide compliance consulting and import agent services to ensure that your shipments enter China legally, efficiently, and with full regulatory control.
It provides professional guidance on import compliance, customs clearance, DDP operations, and qualification requirements.
The Importer of Record must be a company registered in China.
In theory yes, but in China, a local importer is still required for customs clearance.
Compliance review, import agency, document optimization, and customs management.
China’s import process is highly regulated, involving HS code classification, inspection and quarantine, licensing, and duty compliance. We provide expert customs and compliance services, including pre-check and optimization of documents, helping businesses reduce clearance risks and ensure smooth, lawful entry of goods into the Chinese market.
They include document review, HS code classification, license application, and policy interpretation to ensure smooth clearance in China.
China imposes strict import regulations; non-compliance can result in fines, re-export, or destruction.
HS codes determine duty rates and regulatory conditions; misclassification may lead to back taxes or penalties.
Determining HS codes in advance to reduce clearance risks.
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LOGICUS deliver market access consulting (e.g., GACC for food, NMPA for medical devices), customs compliance training, trade risk control, plus third-party testing and certification (SGS, BV, CCIC) to help businesses enhance compliance, improve operations, and minimize risks in cross-border trade.
It helps businesses meet regulatory requirements, such as GACC registration for food and NMPA filing for medical devices.
It educates teams on import/export declarations, documentation, and regulatory requirements.
It helps businesses avoid sanctions, anti-dumping duties, and trade remedy investigations.
It ensures products meet safety and quality standards of the importing country.
LOGICUS offer end-to-end supply chain management covering sourcing, warehousing, and distribution, with a strong focus on security and compliance. Through digital tracking and risk control, we help businesses improve efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure a resilient and reliable cross-border supply chain.
It is the coordination and optimization of sourcing, warehousing, transportation, and distribution.
To cut costs, improve efficiency, reduce inventory risks, and gain competitiveness.
Trade controls, import/export regulations, tariffs, and tax compliance.
Logistics is part of supply chain management, which also includes sourcing and supplier management.
In line with the AI-driven digital transformation, LOGICUS deliver AI-powered tools for automated customs clearance, data analytics, risk monitoring, and intelligent decision-making. These solutions help businesses optimize supply chain management while ensuring compliance, efficiency, and sustainable cross-border operations.
AI-powered systems designed to enhance efficiency and compliance in trade, customs clearance, and supply chain management.
They automate repetitive processes, reduce human errors, and improve compliance and decision-making.
Not entirely, but they greatly assist humans and boost productivity.
Yes, by comparing data with policies and cases to flag potential risks.
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Frequently
Asked Questions
Under China’s crackdown, it carries high risks and may be deemed illegal. Exporters should use licensed and compliant channels.
Verify HS codes and regulatory conditions, declare value and quantity, and submit complete documents in line with customs rules.
Misclassification of HS codes, document discrepancies, undervaluation, false declarations, and indirect export declarations.
Ensure products meet destination country regulations, obtain necessary certifications, and submit accurate documents.
Yes. By proper HS classification and leveraging Free Trade Agreements (FTA), businesses can minimize duty costs.
Policy interpretation, documentation review, and risk control to ensure timely fund recovery.
Yes. It helps review contract terms to reduce legal and performance risks.
Select FOB, CIF, DDP, etc. depending on risk allocation and transport mode.
It depends on the destination, e.g., CE (EU), FDA (US), CCC (China).
Build a compliance system, keep complete records, and prepare for anti-dumping or trade remedy cases.
No. A domestic Chinese entity or agent must act as the importer.
They can use an import agent to act as the importer and handle customs clearance.
NMPA registration and a medical device distribution license.
Overseas manufacturers must register with GACC, and Chinese importers need a food business license.
Special-use cosmetics require NMPA registration, and importers need cosmetic business licenses.
Registration, hazardous transport compliance, and proper customs declaration.
Yes, they must comply with China’s used machinery catalog and require pre-inspection and permits.
Business license, import qualifications, contract, invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and certifications.
Select one with proper licenses, experience, and knowledge of customs regulations.
It helps overcome qualification gaps, reduces risks, and speeds up clearance.
Under China’s crackdown, it carries high risks and may be deemed illegal. Exporters should use licensed and compliant channels.
Verify HS codes and regulatory conditions, declare value and quantity, and submit complete documents in line with customs rules.
Misclassification of HS codes, document discrepancies, undervaluation, false declarations, and indirect export declarations.
Ensure products meet destination country regulations, obtain necessary certifications, and submit accurate documents.
Yes. By proper HS classification and leveraging Free Trade Agreements (FTA), businesses can minimize duty costs.
Policy interpretation, documentation review, and risk control to ensure timely fund recovery.
Yes. It helps review contract terms to reduce legal and performance risks.
Select FOB, CIF, DDP, etc. depending on risk allocation and transport mode.
It depends on the destination, e.g., CE (EU), FDA (US), CCC (China).
Build a compliance system, keep complete records, and prepare for anti-dumping or trade remedy cases.
By checking regulatory condition codes linked to the HS classification.
NMPA registration and a medical device distribution license are required.
Overseas manufacturers must register with GACC and meet labeling and quarantine requirements.
Product registration, formulation details, and ingredient safety certificates.
Registration, hazardous transport qualifications, and special declaration procedures.
Compliance with the used machinery catalog, import permits, and pre-inspection.
Clearance delays, supplementary filing, or even re-export.
Contract, invoice, packing list, bill of lading, customs form, and licenses.
By applying HS code-based rates to the customs value.
We coordinate with customs, submit additional documents, and provide compliance justifications.
A facility where goods can be stored tax-free before customs clearance, useful for transshipment and distribution.
Local distribution, faster delivery, and lower cross-border costs.
Yes, it can handle B2B, B2C, and e-commerce deliveries.
Yes, including compliant labeling, repackaging, and palletizing.
By using Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) for real-time tracking.
With policy monitoring, contingency planning, and supplier diversification.
Market volatility, transport disruptions, natural disasters, and compliance penalties.
Yes, through green logistics and carbon footprint tracking.
We combine global networks, compliance expertise, and digital tools to build secure and efficient supply chains.
International supply chain security certifications that help reduce clearance risks.
By updating regulatory databases in real time and adapting clearance recommendations.
Yes, by pre-checking documents and simulating customs processes to prevent errors.
By forecasting demand, monitoring inventory, and dynamically adjusting transport routes.
Yes, when combined with IoT, AI enables real-time tracking and monitoring.
Yes, by optimizing transport routes and warehouse allocation.
By integrating different countries’ regulations into one unified compliance system.
Yes, through data modeling to forecast delays, price fluctuations, and policy risks.
Yes, by tracking carbon footprints and optimizing green supply chains.
It will be a core driver in compliance, customs clearance, and supply chain management.
Because we combine trade expertise with cutting-edge AI to deliver compliant, efficient, and practical digital solutions.
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