8 20HQ Energy storage containers export to Taiwan by sea
Recently, our team successfully completed a batch of 8 20HQ Energy storage container export tasks, the destination is Taiwan. This task not only involves complex operational processes, but also puts forward extremely high requirements for the team's collaboration ability and detail control, which also reflects the importance of team collaboration.
In the early stage of the project, we had in-depth communication with the customer for many times, and clarified the key information such as the specifications, quantity and transportation time requirements of Energy storage containers. Based on customer needs, we have developed a detailed transportation plan, including transportation routes, transportation modes, time arrangements, etc., to ensure that the plan meets both customer requirements and actual operating conditions.
In export operations, the accuracy and completeness of documents are of Paramount importance. We have prepared the necessary documents such as commercial invoice, packing list, Certificate of origin, export license, UN38.3 test report in advance, and checked them many times to ensure that all documents meet the import requirements of Taiwan and avoid the delay of customs clearance due to document problems.
Booking and customs clearance
The shipping space is booked according to the quantity of goods and transit time. At the same time, the customs clearance operation was completed, and through efficient communication and coordination, we avoided any delays caused by customs clearance problems.
Port of destination operation
After the goods arrived in Taiwan, customs clearance was arranged in advance to ensure that the goods passed the customs inspection smoothly. The cargo is safely delivered to the customer by the trailer, successfully completing the entire transportation task.
The eight 20HQ Energy storage container export tasks, although complex, but through the joint efforts and close cooperation of the team, successfully completed the task.
