Detailed Sampling Procedure
1. Order for Sampling
A formal internal sampling order is
issued by the company.
2. Drawing Samples
Representative samples are selected
from shipments.
Customs officers may independently
draw samples for compliance checks.
To ensure excellence in detail,
Craftsmanship and material selection.
3. Sending Samples for Testing
Samples are submitted to a
designated laboratory or authorized third-party agency for testing.
4. Testing and Reporting
Rigorous testing is conducted to ensure compliance with regulatory and client- specific standards.
est reports are issued by the testing agency for review.
5. Action Based on Test Findings
Based on test results, customs may: 1) Approve the goods for export. 2) Recommend corrective measures. 3) Seize goods if they fail to meet standards
6. Documentation & Security
Comprehensive documentation is maintained throughout the sampling lifecycle.
Security protocols ensure integrity during sample
handling and transport.
All results are logged in an electronic system for
traceability.
7. Procedures for Handicraft Samples
Export Samples For restricted goods, exporters may apply to the Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).
Value-Based Procedures
Documentation requirements vary by sample value:
8. Sample Handling Protocols
Sealing: Samples must be securely and clearly sealed.
Marking: Containers must display permanent, clear labels including sample details.
Acceptance: On arrival at customs laboratories, samples must be sealed, intact, and accompanied by a sampling form.