Alas! The mini three links are from Taiwan Province Province. In fact, his full name is the Measures for the Administration of Small-scale Trade in Taiwan Province Province. From the following article, you will know that there are many problems in the sales of Taiwan Province skin care products in Chinese mainland. First, you have to inspect the products and get the import certificate before you can officially declare the import, which many manufacturers in Taiwan Province province don't have? So they all take the mini three links for you and have already declared the general groceries. Do you think this is okay? You can get goods for your own use. If you want to sell them, he can't give you import documents and vouchers. Of course, you can't prove that his goods are from Taiwan Province Province. At the same time, will you encounter industrial and commercial and tax problems when you sell it? Because you imported it illegally?

I suggest you find a manufacturer to formally import through legal channels. Of course, the mini-three links can be officially imported, but they can only be imported after cosmetic quarantine and legal import documents are obtained. You must never violate the laws of the country for immediate interests!

(Promulgated by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation and the General Administration of Customs on September 25th, 1993)

[1993] No.285 of the Bureau of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation

Article 1 These Measures are formulated to facilitate the exchange of goods between mainland coastal provinces and cities and Taiwan Province Province, and to guide the normal development of small-scale non-governmental trade between the two sides.

Article 2 Small-scale trade with Taiwan (hereinafter referred to as small-scale trade with Taiwan) refers to goods transactions conducted by Taiwan Province residents at designated ports along the mainland coast (Fujian, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shandong and Shanghai) in accordance with relevant regulations.

Article 3 Small-scale trade with Taiwan can only be conducted by Taiwan Province residents and mainland small-scale trading companies with Taiwan. Taiwan Province residents refer to those who hold valid and complete Taiwan Province fishermen's cards, identity cards and other relevant identification certificates.

Article 4 Small-scale trading companies with Taiwan shall be approved by the competent foreign trade departments of coastal provinces and cities authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (hereinafter referred to as MOFTEC) and registered in the administrative department for industry and commerce. Taiwan Province small-scale trading companies are only allowed to carry out small-scale trade in Taiwan Province Province, and are not allowed to engage in general import and export business.

Article 5 The import and export quota for small-scale trade with Taiwan is more than US$ 654.38 million per ship and voyage.

Article 6 Goods engaged in small-scale trade with Taiwan are limited to goods that are not monopolized, prohibited or restricted by the state, and the import and export quota license management is not implemented. If it is really necessary to export a small amount of goods subject to quota license management, a small-scale trading company with Taiwan shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions on general trade and trade with Taiwan, report to the higher-level foreign trade department for examination and approval, and apply for an export license and a customs clearance certificate after approval.

Article 7 The goods imported for small-scale trade with Taiwan are limited to the goods originating in Taiwan Province Province. When necessary, the customs shall examine the certificate of origin of imported goods.

Eighth small trade with Taiwan can only use 100 tons (including 100 tons) of ships in Taiwan Province province. Taiwan Bay ship refers to the carrier that is officially registered in Taiwan Province Province and can be used for normal operation and navigation at sea. Goods that fail to be concluded on a small-scale trade ship with Taiwan shall be returned to the original ship.

Article 9 Small-scale trade with Taiwan can only be conducted at designated ports. Small-scale trade ports to Taiwan shall be designated by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation authorized by the competent foreign trade departments of coastal provinces and cities in consultation with the local offices of public security, border inspection, customs, transportation and Taiwan Province affairs. The competent departments of foreign trade and economic cooperation in coastal provinces and cities shall promptly report the small-scale trading companies and ports identified in this region to the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation for the record, and notify the General Administration of Customs and the Taiwan Province Affairs Office of the State Council. MOFTEC shall, within 30 days from the date of receiving all the materials from Taiwan Province small-scale trading companies and ports, automatically put on record if it does not raise any objection.

Article 10 Small-scale trade with Taiwan is mainly conducted in the form of barter, and all barter goods are denominated in US dollars. Small-scale trade with Taiwan Province in cash should be settled in foreign currency allowed by the state. The cash collected by both parties shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. The foreign exchange of export income is fully retained by Taiwan Province Small Trade Company.

Article 11 All goods, ships and people on board who import and export small-scale trade with Taiwan must be supervised by the local customs, border inspection and other port joint inspection departments, and pay taxes and fees according to regulations. Small-scale trade goods and ships to Taiwan are not allowed to show signs such as characters, patterns, flags, emblems and numbers that violate "One China", that is, People's Republic of China (PRC). The personal belongings carried by the crew should be limited to a reasonable amount for personal use. Crew members are not allowed to carry articles prohibited from entering or leaving the country, and individuals are not allowed to use the ship to carry articles for others. The equipment, fuel and materials necessary for navigation brought in by the ship are brought out by the original ship. The above items shall not be traded as goods. Without reporting to the customs and going through the formalities of inspection and release, the goods shall not be loaded or unloaded without authorization.

Article 12 Unless otherwise stipulated by the state, the import and export goods of small-scale trade with Taiwan shall be taxed by the customs in accordance with the preferential tax rates of People's Republic of China (PRC) Import and Export Tariff, People's Republic of China (PRC) Product Tax Regulations and People's Republic of China (PRC) Value-added Tax Regulations, and shall be managed in accordance with relevant customs tax regulations.

Thirteenth Taiwan Province small trading company in violation of these measures, the original examination and approval authority may give a warning, a serious warning or revoke its right to operate. The punishment for revoking the right to operate shall be reported to MOFTEC and the General Administration of Customs for the record. MOFTEC has the right to cancel small-scale trading companies and ports that do not have the conditions to carry out small-scale trade with Taiwan. Acts violating customs regulations shall be investigated and dealt with by the Customs in accordance with the Customs Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and relevant laws and regulations. If the case constitutes a crime, it shall be handed over to judicial organs for criminal responsibility.

Article 14 The provincial and municipal departments in charge of foreign trade and economic cooperation that carry out small-scale trade with Taiwan shall summarize and report the small-scale trade with Taiwan in the previous year to the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation before the end of each year.

Article 15 The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation and the General Administration of Customs shall be responsible for interpreting and supervising the implementation of these Measures.

Article 16 These Measures shall come into force as of the date of promulgation. If the relevant provisions are inconsistent with these Measures, these Measures shall prevail.