According to 2025第一季度 data from the General Administration of Customs, textile machinery imports grew 12.7% year-on-year, mainly involvingSpinning equipment,Weaving machineryandFinishing equipmentThree major categories. Import countries show diversification trend, with German and Japanese equipment accounting for 45%, while emerging equipment suppliers from Southeast Asia increase their share to 28%.
Core procedures of customs clearance
Qualification pre-review stage
Compulsory certification: Carding3CAutomation control modules covered by certification catalog
License management: Key points for import license application of special industrial equipment
Original factory documentation: Verification standards for consistency between equipment nameplate parameters and declaration
Document preparation specifications
Basic documents: Completeness review of trade contracts/commercial invoices/packing lists
Special certificates: Conversion instructions between Japanese JIS certification and EU CE certification
Shipping documents: Preparation standards for tally reports of large equipment disassembly and transportation
Tax calculation system
Tariff calculation: Application priority between provisional tax rates and agreement tax rates
VAT treatment: Separation of tax calculation methods for equipment commissioning service fees
Incentive policies: Application process for tax exemption quotas of technological transformation projects
Typical risks and prevention strategies
When a Jiangsu enterprise imported warping machines from Italy in 2025, due toDisputes over commodity classificationresulting in 17 days of port detention. Through professional agency intervention, by supplementingFunctional principle descriptionandTechnical parameter comparison table, successfully adjusted HS code from 8448.39 to 8448.31, reducing tax rate from 8% to 5%.
Common risk types
Classification errors: Attribute determination of special parts for textile equipment