2. Quantitative identification of various import and export commodities (including weighing by scale, water gauge and capacity), as well as quantitative identification of the whole batch of goods and goods in packages (including number, length, area and volume, etc.). ).
3. Packaging and logo identification of various import and export commodities.
4. Load measurement of various import and export goods.
5. Hatch inspection, monitoring and unloading, damage identification and damage identification of imported goods.
6. Inspection of cleanliness, compactness and refrigeration efficiency of cabins, carriages and containers of exported goods, as well as stowage identification and loading monitoring.
7. The carrying vessel of import and export commodities shall declare the average appraisal after the same average (cumulative cargo appraisal).
8. Provide pre-shipment inspection services for relevant countries to implement the comprehensive supervision system for imported goods.
9. Other inspection and appraisal services, such as property appraisal and evaluation, price comparison, examination and issuance of value certificates, sampling or sealing of goods, export of complete sets of equipment from design review to manufacturing supervision, export of goods from raw material inspection to finished product acceptance and even pre-shipment inspection.
10. Imported goods are inspected in the country of production or the place of shipment, or foreign inspection agencies are entrusted to conduct pre-shipment inspection.
1 1. National safety certification bodies apply for services.
12, national safety certification technical consulting service.
13, factory tracking inspection service entrusted by foreign certification bodies.
14, product pre-inspection and other safety inspection services entrusted by customers.
15. Undertake EMC test and issue CB test certificate and test report.
16, ISO9000, QS9000 and ISO 14000 quality system certification consulting services.
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Business-related expansion: business and other differences
The difference between commercial enterprises and commercial enterprises in the relevant definitions in the tax law is that commercial enterprises refer to enterprises, business units and individual operators engaged in the wholesale or retail of goods, as well as enterprises, business units and individual operators engaged in the production of goods or providing taxable services.
As can be seen from the above definition, the scope of commercial enterprises generally includes commercial enterprises, but it cannot be generalized. In different laws, regulations and documents, "commercial enterprise" and "commercial enterprise" still have their special connotations and extensions. Therefore, these two terms should be understood concretely and appropriately according to their sources.
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