1. What certificate do I need to import drugs?
Drugs must be imported from ports where drugs are allowed to be imported, and enterprises that import drugs shall register with the drug supervision and administration department where the ports are located. The customs shall release imported drugs on the basis of the customs clearance form issued by the drug supervision and administration department. Without the Customs Clearance Form for Imported Drugs, the customs will not release them.
What information is needed for drug import:
1, import drug registration certificate (or pharmaceutical product registration certificate); License for the import of narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs or approval for the import of drugs, samples or reference substances urgently needed in clinic;
2. Drug business license or drug production license and business license of enterprise as a legal person;
3. Certificate of origin;
4. Purchase contract;
5. Packing list, bill of lading and freight invoice;
6, the factory inspection report;
7, Chinese medicine instructions and packaging, label style;
8. Inspection report of imported drugs and customs clearance form of imported drugs;
9, the authenticity of the application materials "self guarantee statement";
10, other information required by the Food and Drug Administration.
Second, what is the evidence of consumer rights protection?
1. Evidence materials reflecting the formation and development of the legal relationship between the parties, such as commodity purchase invoices, service acceptance documents, processing contract documents, storage contracts, etc.
2. Evidence reflecting the existence of damage facts, such as samples with product quality problems, inspection and appraisal conclusions of subject matter, etc.
3 loss list, documents, on-site investigation records and other materials that can prove economic losses.
According to the "Civil Procedure Law" and the rules of evidence in civil proceedings, "the parties have the responsibility to provide evidence for their own claims", consumers must provide corresponding evidence to prove their claims when they file a lawsuit over consumer rights disputes, not only the fact that there is a civil legal relationship between the parties, but also the fact that the civil rights and interests of the parties have been damaged.
For example, in a case of compensation for product quality damage, the plaintiff claimed that she bought a bottle of cosmetics from the defendant, and her face was red, swollen and itchy after using it. The hospital diagnosed that it was caused by using the cosmetics and spent 2000 yuan on medical expenses, so she asked the defendant to compensate her for her economic losses. In this case, the plaintiff needs to produce at least three evidences to make the case established: one is the evidence that the business relationship with the defendant does exist, such as the purchase invoice; The second is the diagnosis certificate of the hospital; Third, medical expenses.
In view of the fact that consumers are not familiar with some products with complicated manufacturing processes, it is difficult to provide evidence to prove the defendant's fault. In order to fully protect consumers' right to appeal, the Product Quality Law stipulates that "if a product is defective and causes personal injury or property damage to others, the victim may demand compensation from the producer or seller of the product." Therefore, the plaintiff can only claim compensation if he proves that the loss is caused by the original defect of the product.
Consumers usually provide evidence to the court in the following ways: provide witnesses, explain the identity and verifiable facts of witnesses, and submit documentary evidence, physical evidence and audio-visual materials. Documentary evidence and material evidence shall be submitted in originals, but if it is difficult to submit originals, photocopies, photos, photocopies, transcripts, etc. Yes, foreign documentary evidence should be accompanied by a Chinese translation.
Third, the form of consumer complaints.
Consumer complaints can be made by telephone, letter, interview and internet. But no matter what form it takes, it must have the following contents:
(a) the basic information of the complainant and the respondent. The name, address, postal code and telephone number of the complainant; The name, address, postal code and telephone number of the respondent, if the consumer entrusts an agent to complain, it shall submit a power of attorney to the consumer association;
(2) Specific complaints. Handling of damage facts and consultation with operators;
(3) Specific evidence. Consumers are obliged to provide evidence related to complaints to prove that there is a causal relationship between buying, using goods or receiving services and damage. Consumers Association generally does not keep original evidence (originals, objects, etc. ) provided by both parties to the dispute;
(four) the specific complaint request;
(5) the date of the complaint.
According to the law, it can be known that the import of drugs requires the Registration Certificate of Imported Drugs (or the Registration Certificate of Pharmaceutical Products); An import license for narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs or an approval for the import of drugs, samples or reference substances urgently needed in clinic.