Import declaration is required when importing back to the mainland. The process steps include: signing an import agency contract → handling relevant licenses → opening a letter of credit (telegraphic transfer) → foreign delivery → reviewing import documents → changing documents → three inspections and commodity inspection → pre-recording customs declaration → customs price review → paying taxes → customs inspection → releasing goods → picking up goods → animal and plant inspection and quarantine → delivering to the warehouse → retaining settlement documents → completing procedures. The required procedures are as follows: 1. If it is the first time to import, the commodity inspection bureau at the delivery port must make the consignee's import record. 2. Make Chinese labels for the record, because imported food products must be labeled in Chinese. The above two steps can be done before the goods arrive in Hong Kong. 3. Prepare relevant customs clearance materials, and start to declare at the customs after the goods arrive at the port. 4. After customs clearance, pay taxes with the tax bill. 5. Customs release, sampling in the customs supervision warehouse. 6. Inspection and quarantine, and issue a health certificate if it is qualified. Proof/license documents are required before import: 1. Certificate of origin 2. Hygiene certificate of the country of production 3. List of ingredients of the manufacturer 4. Inspection report of the manufacturer's products 5. Proof that the products are registered and approved for sale in their country (region) 6. One sample of the original packaging label and three samples of the Chinese and English labels 7. Quarantine certificate of the manufacturer is required 8. Service fee and agency fee of the forwarding company 2. Food import declaration, general operation time 1. Pre-commodity inspection filing. It takes 1-2 working days (filing can be handled in advance). 2. Dock change-prepare the declaration materials for inspection and declaration; It takes 1-2 working days. 3. Commodity inspection and customs clearance-import declaration; It takes 3-5 working days (tax payment, customs inspection and sampling). 4. Customs clearance-commodity inspection sampling-issuance of health certificate-circulation and sales; It takes 15-2 working days. 3. Information required for the application of food labels for import and export: 1. Hygiene license for export enterprises; 2. Business license of product manufacturer or distributor; 3. Certificate of sales permission or certificate of origin of the product in the producing country (region); 4. Certificate of trademark authorization or authorized processing; 6. Explanatory materials for the contents marked on the label; 5 sets of food labels; if it is difficult to provide samples, provide valid photos or scan and print samples; 4. Mainstream. VAT-17%; Comprehensive tax -33.4%2, virgin olive oil: tariff-1%; VAT-13%; Comprehensive tax rate -24.3%3. Chocolate: tariff-8%; VAT-17%; Comprehensive tax -26.4%4. Fruit juice: tariff-2%; VAT-17%; Comprehensive tax -4.4%5. Chocolate: tariff-8%; VAT-17%; Comprehensive tax -26.4%6. Beer: tariff-%; VAT-17%; Comprehensive tax -17%7. Tea: tariff-15%; VAT-13%; The customs declaration process of comprehensive tax -3% is as follows: 1. Exchange the arrival notice, original bill of lading or electric bill of lading provided by the customer to the shipping company for the bill fee and dock fee, etc., in exchange for the import bill of lading. 2. Prepare the required documents for import declaration: 1) Necessary documents: packing list, invoice, contract in duplicate, one power of attorney for customs declaration and inspection. 2) In the case of wooden packing boxes, fumigation certificate and IPPC seal shall be provided, which have been disinfected and killed. 3) Prepare a complete set of special documents required by different products. 4) Countries with tariff reduction or exemption should provide relevant preferential certificates of origin. 3. After the import declaration, if the customs needs to review the price, the customer needs to provide relevant price certificates. Such as letters of credit, insurance policies, original factory invoices, tender documents and other documents required by the customs. 4. After the customs prints the tax bill, the customer needs to pay the tax within 7 working days. If the time limit is exceeded, the customs will levy a late fee on a daily basis. 5. After customs clearance, customers should pay the agency fees for customs clearance and inspection in time. PS: The goods must be declared to the customs within 14 days after arrival in Hong Kong. If the overdue period is more than three months, the customs will sell the goods as ownerless goods.