Cables & wiring
Cable labeling and documentation for customs
Customs officers read documents first. Cable shipments clear faster when labels, invoices, and packing lists tell the same story.
Description quality
Use specific descriptions: type, mm², cores, metres—not just ‘cable’.
HS reasoning should match the physical goods.
Physical marks
Sheath print and drum tags should be legible after transit.
Seal numbers and photos support integrity claims.
File set
Invoice, packing list, BL, and certificates must reconcile on quantity and weight.
NMF prepares coherent export files for mixed electrical containers.