[Scenario Example] Six-Stage Compliance Scenario for Exporting New Energy Products to Morocco

Scenario background: A Chinese new energy enterprise plans to export photovoltaic modules and energy storage products to Morocco and needs to complete the full chain of certification and customs clearance. Service process: First confirm HS classification (photovoltaic modules 8541.43.00.00 are subject to 2.5% customs duty and 10% preferential Value Added Tax (VAT); complete battery cabinets and unassembled cells have significantly different combined tax burdens, so the import form must be planned in advance); then complete pre-shipment VoC inspection and CoC certificate under Product Safety Law No. 24-09 (three certification routes A/B/C), with CMIM marking affixed before leaving the factory; subsequently implement sequentially the six stages of company registration and PortNet filing, pre-shipment inspection, ocean freight logistics, BADR system customs clearance (mandatory licensed customs broker), and port release and pickup. Delivery value: One-time compliant completion of certification and customs clearance, avoiding port demurrage and return shipment risks caused by missing markings or incomplete certificates. Note: This article is a service scenario example, used to illustrate service capabilities and typical processes, and does not constitute a real customer case.