What are the regulations for the packaging of imported commodities in various countries?

With the increase of consumer self-protection awareness and the intensification of competition in the international market, governments of various countries have made some mandatory provisions for the packaging of imported goods. In order to consolidate the position of China's commodities in the international market and further expand market share, manufacturers of export commodities must keep abreast of the relevant provisions of the importing country and design packaging that meets the requirements. According to the information available, the relevant provisions of some countries on the packaging of imported goods are now excerpted as follows, and they hope to help export enterprises.
First, the United States requirements for imported goods packaging: (1) In order to prevent the spread of plant diseases and insect pests, the United States government banned the use of straw as a packaging material for imported goods. If imported goods are used as packaging materials by rice straw, they must be destroyed on the spot and paid for all the expenses incurred. (2) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration stipulates that all medical, fitness, and beauty medicines must be packaged with anti-pollution and anti-pollution capabilities. According to a survey conducted by the US Food and Drug Administration, 14% of all lead absorbed by the body comes from tinplate cans. Therefore, it is required that the amount of lead in welds be reduced by 50% within the next five years. (3) The US Environmental Protection Agency stipulates that in order to prevent children from accidentally taking drugs or chemicals, all products under the jurisdiction of the Consumer Product Safety Commission of the anti-virus packaging regulations must use child protection safety covers. (4) There are 11 states in the United States. In view of the fact that the currently tearable pull-type canopy is arbitrarily discarded at bathing beaches and other places, resulting in cuts and toes and environmental pollution, legislation is forbidden to produce pull-open lids, and it is forbidden to There are certain advances in the development of the snap-type, tape-type, easy-to-open lids that cannot be pulled away from the market.

Second, Canada stipulates that the packaging of imported goods must be described in English and French.

3. The Agricultural Quarantine Institute of the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries stipulates that the following materials must not be used in the packaging of imported products: soil, marl, hay, straw, wheatgrass, chaff or coriander, noriaceous material, and used old sacks and other wastes.

4. The Philippine Ministry of Health and Customs stipulate that all imported goods are prohibited from using sacks and sacks, straw, straw mats, and other materials.

V. The Australian Epidemic Prevention Bureau stipulates that all fumigation certificates are required for the import of goods packed in wooden boxes (including pallet timber).

6. Relevant provisions of Arab countries for the packaging of imported goods: (1) Arab countries prohibit the use of hexagonal stars on the packaging of imported goods. Because the six-pointed star is similar to the pattern on the Israeli flag, the Arab countries are very disgusted and jealous of things with hexagonal patterns. (2) Food, beverages, etc. sold in the Arab region must be described in Arabic. (3) Libya prohibits the use of pigs' patterns and images of women's bodies on imported goods. (4) The Port Authority of Saudi Arabia stipulates that all shipping packages for construction materials (sanitary bath equipment, ceramic tiles, wooden furniture, kitchen and bathroom equipment, extruded aluminium rods) destined for the port of the country must be transported in containers. The pallets are assembled first to accommodate loading and unloading of the stacker, and the weight of each piece must not exceed 2 tons. It is also stipulated that the bagged cargo that is shipped to the port of the country must not exceed 50 kilograms per bag. Otherwise, transportation and storage facilities are not provided. Unless these bags are accompanied by trays or suspensions that can be picked up and unloaded by the machine.

7. The importation of tea, chemical products, foodstuffs, cement, raw rubber, construction materials, logs, etc., as required by the Port Authority of Iran must be packed in trays or containers with a volume of not less than 1 cubic meter or a mass of not less than 1 ton.

Eighth, the European Union's regulations on the packaging of imported goods: (1) The European Union stipulates that the maximum content of vinyl chloride monomers for each vinyl chloride container and material that comes into contact with food shall be specified in terms of the amount per kilogram of niger and niobium, and shall be transferred to the instrument. The maximum value is 0.01 milligrams per kilogram. (2) As in the United States, California and other states, the EU legislation prohibits the production of pull-open lids, and it is also prohibited to sell cans with pull-open lids on the market. (3) Germany stipulates that the symbols of the Nazis and legions should be disabled on the packaging of all imported goods. (4) The Greek government announced that for products exported to Greece, the name of the company, the name of the agent, and the quality and quantity of the product must be written on the Greek text. (5) Packing slips and commercial invoices for products exported to France must be written in French. Instructions on packaging marks should also be in French. Instructions not written in French should be accompanied by French translations.