Lishui imports prepackaged coffee for the first time

On May 2, the imported prepackaged coffee accepted by Lishui Inspection and Quarantine Bureau for the first time has successfully entered the market, with a total of 723 cases and 1013.6 kilograms.

The imported prepackaged coffee comes from Italy, a world-famous coffee country, including cappuccino, latte capsules, Arabica barreled coffee beans and other 12 varieties, a variety of flavors will greatly meet the different needs of coffee lovers. All the coffee has been roasted and pre-packaged abroad, and consumers can directly use the capsule coffee machine or grind and drink after purchase.

After learning that the enterprise intends to import prepackaged coffee, the Lishui Inspection and Quarantine Bureau optimizes the work flow and arranges the staff of the animal and plant sanitation department to intervene in advance to help the exporter successfully complete the record of the consignee of imported food. arrange personnel to go to the importer storage site many times to guide enterprises to build and improve the relevant work of the designated record-keeping warehouse of imported food in accordance with relevant regulations. After the product arrives at the supervised warehouse, it will be inspected quickly to shorten the time-consuming and ensure the smooth entry of the first batch of prepackaged coffee.

It is reported that with the growing consumption fever of imported goods in the area and the implementation of the "Green Business return Project" in Qingtian County, the hometown of overseas Chinese, import enterprises in our city have sprung up like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. Lishui Inspection and Quarantine Bureau reminds businessmen that according to the relevant laws and regulations of our country, enterprises should provide relevant documents such as certificates of origin, hygiene certificates, invoices, case lists, etc. the Chinese labels of commodities should also comply with China's national standards; importers should enhance their sense of responsibility and operate in good faith to ensure the quality and safety of imported goods. At the same time, when negotiating the terms of the contract with foreign suppliers, it is necessary to make it clear that the goods produced are in line with our national standards to avoid unnecessary losses such as return and destruction caused by different standards. (