Sensitive goods transportation strategy: How to export milk powder, liquid milk bottles, etc. in compliance with regulations

1. Understand the classification of sensitive goods
   Milk powder: infant formula milk powder, adult milk powder, etc.

Liquid milk products: liquid milk, liquid milk in milk bottles, etc.

Related products: baby products such as milk bottles and nipples

2. Main export restrictions and requirements
   Milk powder export requirements
   Proof of origin: Proof of milk powder production location is required

Ingredient test report: Meet the nutritional standards of the destination country/region

Expiration limit: Usually the remaining shelf life is required to be no less than 6 months

Packaging requirements: Sealed intact, moisture-proof and leak-proof

Liquid milk product export requirements
Special packaging: leakproof and explosion-proof packaging, in line with IATA standards

Temperature control: some require cold chain transportation

Capacity limit: single piece usually does not exceed 100ml (air transport)

Quarantine certificate: some countries require animal quarantine certificates

III. Compliance export steps
Product certification preparation

Obtain product test report

Obtain certificate of origin

Confirm that the product meets the food standards of the destination country

Choose the appropriate mode of transportation

Air transport: fast but with many restrictions, suitable for small batches and high values

Sea transport: low cost but long time, suitable for large batches

Special line logistics: some logistics companies provide special services for sensitive goods line

Packaging specifications

Use shockproof and leakproof materials

Mark “fragile” and “moisture-proof” on the outer box

It is recommended to vacuum pack milk powder or add moisture-proof agent

Declaration points

Accurately declare the name, quantity and value of the product

Provide a complete description of ingredients

Attach a copy of the necessary certification documents

IV. Solutions to common problems
Customs clearance delays: Understand the customs clearance requirements of the destination in advance and prepare complete documents

Temperature control: Use temperature-controlled packaging or choose cold chain transportation

Shelf life issues: Ensure sufficient remaining shelf life and calculate transportation time in advance

Return risk: Purchase transportation insurance and choose an experienced freight forwarder

V. Recommended logistics solutions
Milk powder dedicated line: milk powder special transportation service provided by some logistics companies

Cold chain logistics: suitable for temperature-controlled transportation of liquid dairy products

Bonded area transit: export after compliance processing in the bonded area

VI. Precautions
Import standards vary greatly from country to country, and targeted preparation is required

Pay attention to policy changes, especially updates on food safety regulations

Choose a freight forwarding company with experience in transporting sensitive goods

Keep complete transportation records for inspection

Through the above strategies, you can export sensitive goods such as milk powder and liquid milk bottles more compliantly and efficiently, reduce transportation risks, and improve customs clearance efficiency.