Lithium - ion rechargeable battery cells are important and indispensable components in modern electronic devices. The battery cell is in the shape of a rectangular block, with a stainless - steel shell, and is internally composed of positive and negative electrode plates, diaphragms, tabs, packaging films, electrolyte, etc. It is a main component that, together with the charge - discharge protection circuit board and the metal or plastic shell, forms a lithium - ion rechargeable battery. It should be noted that this battery cell is not equipped with a charge - discharge protection circuit, so it cannot be charged or discharged.

Classification Decision Number:Z2023-0025Tariff No.:6. This battery cell is the main component of the battery and has constituted the basic characteristics of the complete lithium - ion rechargeable battery. According to General Rules for the Interpretation of the Harmonized System II (1), it should be classified under Tariff No. 8507.6000.

1. Signing Contracts with Domestic and Foreign Parties:Sign a contract with the customer to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.Export Representation2. Review:
Ensure that the letter of credit provided by the customer is genuine and valid.L/C:3. Booking Space:
According to the size and quantity of the goods, book a suitable shipping space for the customer.4. Export Commodity Inspection and Exchange of Inspection Documents:
Complete the export commodity inspection procedures to ensure that the goods meet the export standards.And Document Preparation:
5.Export ClearanceComplete the customs declaration procedures and prepare a full set of export documents for the customer, including packing list, invoice,, quality certificate, etc.It is recommended to verify through the following methods:6. Loading onto the Ship:
Ensure that the goods are safely and punctually loaded onto the ship.7. Insurance:
Insure the goods to ensure that compensation can be obtained when the goods are damaged during transportation.8. Review of Negotiable Documents and Negotiation:
Review the payment documents provided by the customer and complete the negotiation of the payment for goods.A complete export agency agreement should be attached with::9. Verification and Tax Rebate:
Complete the export verification procedures and handle tax rebates for the customer.(a) Lithium - ion battery cells are dangerous goods. When exporting, ensure compliance with relevant international and national safety regulations.

(b) When handling export procedures, be sure to comply with all relevant laws and regulations, especially for battery products.
(c) Ensure that the contract signed with the customer is clear and unambiguous.
(d) Before loading onto the ship, ensure that all documents are prepared and correct.
(e) Maintain good communication with the freight forwarder to ensure that the goods can reach the destination on time and safely.
Lithium - ion Batteries: Basic Knowledge, Regulatory Requirements and Export Supervision Details