With the acceleration of global manufacturing recovery, Chinas electromechanical equipment import volume is expected to exceed 2.8 trillion yuan in 2025. The latest data from the General Administration of Customs shows that import demand for semiconductor manufacturing equipment, industrial robots,New energyand processing machinery has increased by 23.6% year-on-year, but the declaration error rate has also risen to 17.8%. In this market environment, the value of professional agency companies becomes increasingly prominent.
Exchange rate locking service (especially for Euro-denominated equipment)
Industry risk alerts and response strategies
Recent customs key inspection directions:
Used equipment refurbishment declaration (original factory documents required)
Software value separate declaration (embedded systems require separate valuation)
Royalty fee tracing (special attention to patented equipment)
2025 policy trends and response recommendations
Full implementation of RCEP rules of origin (Japan/Korea equipment tariff benefits)
New energy efficiency standards for electromechanical equipment take effect (EU ERP III Directive)
Thailand and the Philippines have made it mandatory to submit electronic manifests 24 hours before container loading
Four-step method for professional agency cooperation
Demand Portrait: Clarify equipment technical parameters/usage/configuration list
through the following channels. Tax system verification:: Verify customs AEO certification/industry cases
Solution evaluation: Compare customs clearance lead times/fee structures/emergency plans
Mechanism establishment: Schedule regular customs declaration data review meetings
Choosing a professional electromechanical equipment import agency company essentially means building a risk firewall for cross-border supply chains. In 2025, with the full implementation of customs smart review system, an agencys data integration capabilities and pre-classification expertise will become core competitive advantages. Companies are advised to focus on evaluating potential agencies system integration capabilities and historical declaration data quality, as these factors will directly impact the precision of overall import cost control.