1, lamp
1) Lamp caps, chandeliers, bulbs, table lamps, floor lamps, lamp tubes, wall lamps and ceiling lamps all need commodity inspection.
2) Stage lights, nightlight, decorative lights, street lights, spotlights and LED lights need to be inspected.
2. Home appliances
1) All small household appliances need to be inspected.
2) Export motors/ballasts/electric fans, exhaust fans/batteries need commodity inspection.
3) Wires, cables and connecting wires need to be checked.
3. Clothing category
1) Woven garments generally need commodity inspection, such as tops/casual clothes/trousers skirts/shirts/underwear/vests and pajamas/bras/corsets/baby clothes.
2) Knitted garments and sweaters /T-shirts, vests, undershirts/underwear, pajamas, shorts/swimsuits/baby clothes with wool or rabbit hair content exceeding 50% need to be inspected, but generally do not need to be inspected.
4. Footwear
1) Common shoes, such as PU shoes, PVC shoes, plastic shoes, cloth shoes, leather shoes, artificial leather shoes and slippers, all need commodity inspection.
2) Roller skates, roller skates, baby shoes and medical shoes need not be inspected.
5. Audio category
1) Speakers, speakers, CDs, VCDs, radios, VCRs and MP4 need to be inspected.
2) DVD needs export commodity inspection, and also needs chamber of commerce certificate.
6. Clocks and watches: quartz clocks, alarm clocks, quartz watches and mechanical watches are no longer subject to commodity inspection.
7. Hardware products: stainless steel dining tables and kitchen utensils need commodity inspection.
8. Toys: Plastic toys, stuffed toys, intellectual toys and electric toys all need commodity inspection.
9. Cloth: Cotton cloth (containing more than 60% cotton) needs commodity inspection.
10, Ceramics: Household porcelain (whether porcelain or pottery, such as tableware, kitchen utensils, household and toilet utensils) and sanitary porcelain need commodity inspection. Industrial porcelain and building porcelain no longer need commodity inspection.
I saw this on the customs declaration and commodity inspection website. You can look there. I hope it helps!