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STATEMENT OF AUTHORSHIP
Except where reference is made in the text of the thesis, this thesis contains
no material published elsewhere or extracted in whole or in part from a mid-course
internship report by which I have qualified for or been awarded another degree or
diploma.
No other person’s work has been used without due acknowledgements in the
mid-course internship report.
This mid-course internship report has not been submitted for the award of any
degree or diploma in any other tertiary institution.
Ho Chi Minh City, August 2020.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
MIDTERM PROFESSIONAL REPORT REMARKS ......................................... i
INTERNSHIP ORGANIZATION’S REMARKS.................................................. i
STATEMENT OF AUTHORSHIP ........................................................................ ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS ........................................................................................ iii
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS................................................................................. vi
LIST OF TABLES ................................................................................................. vii
LIST OF FIGURES ............................................................................................... vii
INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................1
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION OF NGHI SON AQUATIC PRODUCT
EXIM CO., LTD ........................................................................................................3
1.1. Establishment and development ...................................................................3
1.1.1. Establishment ............................................................................................3
1.1.2. Development .............................................................................................3
1.2. Functions, missions, organizational structure and human resources
management ...........................................................................................................4
1.2.1. Functions ...................................................................................................4
1.2.2. Missions ....................................................................................................4
1.2.3. Organizational structure and human resources management ....................5
1.3. Business outcomes ..........................................................................................8
1.4. The importance of documentation department in Nghi Son Aquatic
Product Exim Co., Ltd and the topic towards the development of the
company ...............................................................................................................10
1.5. Summary of internship period ....................................................................10
CHAPTER 2. PROCESS FOR EXECUTING THE EXPORT SALES
CONTRACT OF DRIED ANCHOVIES AT NGHI SON AQUATIC
PRODUCTS EXIM CO., LTD ...............................................................................12
2.1. General process for executing an export sales contract at Nghi Son
Aquatic Products Exim, Ltd...............................................................................12
2.1.1. Preparing the goods .................................................................................12
2.1.2. Testing food safety ..................................................................................13
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3.3.3. Keeping close track of preparation of the goods ordered from other
factories .............................................................................................................31
3.3.4. Providing internal employees with training for back-up purpose...........31
CONCLUSION ........................................................................................................33
REFERENCES .......................................................................................................... I
APPENDIXES ........................................................................................................ III
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviation Explanation
CFR Cost and Freight
CIF Cost, Insurance and Freight
CIP Cost and Insurance Paid To
CO. Company
CPT Carriage Paid To
EVFTA European Union – Vietnam Free Trade Agreement
LTD Limited
MARD Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development
NAFIQAD National Agro-Forestry-Fisheries Quality Assurance Department
SI Shipping Instruction
TT/TTR Telegraphic Transfer/Telegraphic Transfer Remittance
USD United Stated Dollar
VASEP Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers
VGM Verified Gross Mass
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LIST OF TABLES
Table 1.1. Human resources by gender and education level of Nghi Son Aquatic
Product Exim Co., Ltd. ...............................................................................................7
Table 1.2. Business outcomes of Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd between
2017 and 2019 .............................................................................................................8
Table 1.3. Comparison of business outcomes of Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim
Co., Ltd from 2017 to 2019 .........................................................................................9
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1.1. Nghi Son’s Organizational Structure ........................................................5
Figure 2.1. General process for executing an export sales contract at Nghi Son
Aquatic Products Exim, Ltd. .....................................................................................12
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INTRODUCTION
Thanks to a coastline of over 3.000 kilometers in length excluded islands,
coupled with about 1.000.000 square kilometers’ Economic Exclusive Zone and up
to 2.860 rivers as well as estuaries, it came as no surprise that one of the most
important sources of Vietnamese’s food and income comes from fishery. Fishery
output has not only met the domestic demand but also been exported to many
countries in the world, such as The U.S, Japan, China, EU, South Korea and so
on. To be specific, in 2019, the amount of fishery output made up roughly 4%-5%
of GDP, and its export value ranked fifth among export products of Vietnam,
following electronics, garment, crude oil and footwear.
According to General Statistics Office of Vietnam, in the first six months of
this year, the amount of total fishery production, including fish catching and fish
farming, witnessed a growth of 1,6% compared to that of 2019’s corresponding
period.
Although both the amount of fish catching and fish farming increased during
the period of the first six months in 2020, the Covid-19 Pandemic has had some
negative impacts on our country’s fishery exports. The Department of Agricultural
Product Processing and Market Development (MARD) reported that there was a
decrease of about 10% in seafood export value in the first four months of 2020.
However, fishery sector in Vietnam still has many opportunities and advantages to
compensate for those losses. According to Mr. Truong Dinh Hoe (General Secretary
of Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers - VASEP), aquatic-
producing countries, such as India and Ecuador, have not yet recovered their
production due to blockade. Besides, Mr. Tran Dinh Luan - the Director General of
the Directorate of Fisheries (MARD) said that some of dominant export markets
like China and South Korea have controlled the disease; therefore, the demand for
aquatic products would regain its previous level then. He also mentioned that
Vietnam-EU Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) would benefit Vietnamese exporters
after EU market’s recovery, which could not be gained by fishery exporters, such as
India, Thailand and so on.
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During the context of Covid-19 Pandemic, Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim
Co., Ltd with its long history of exploiting and processing aquatic products,
especially dried ones, is gradually getting back to its regular export status. On the
basis of those information, I decided to choose the topic “Process for executing the
export sales contract of Dried Anchovies at Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim
Co., Ltd”.
This topic would help to find out strong points as well as shortcomings on
which recommendations are based during the process of carrying out a contract for
exporting a dried aquatic product at Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Company.
The report comprises three main parts as follows:
Chapter 1: Introduction of Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd.
Chapter 2: Process for executing an export sales contract of Dried Anchovy At
Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd.
Chapter 3: Review of internship period and recommendations for Nghi Son’s
improvement.
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1.1.2. Development
Thanks to seafood-business-related knowledge by family tradition, the
company has been managing quite well the supply chain including catching raw
materials, freezing/drying, packing and delivering complete products to consumers
with high quality at reasonable prices. Such processing and shipping systems have
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been improved day by day to serve substantial retail distribution activities not only
in Vietnam but also overseas markets.
The positive recognition of consumers in home country proves that it is worth
the effort that the company has put forth to enhance its service. Such recognition
has leveraged the firm to expand broadly to export markets, namely China, Japan,
Korea, The Philippines, Malaysia, Spain, Thailand, Indian, Indonesia, Egypt…
1.2. Functions, missions, organizational structure and human resources
management
1.2.1. Functions
Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd mainly processes and trades fishery
products, including marine fish, freshwater fish, dried seafood, Pangasius,
Yellowfin Tuna and Shrimp. First, regarding processing function, fishery products
are processed within the firm’s factory based in Binh Thuan Province. Second, in
trading terms, the company exports its own processed products and exports aquatic
goods ordered from other factories with requirements subject to sales contracts.
Besides, Nghi Son also imports frozen fishery products, but the level of imports
only accounts for a minimal part compared to exports. With the vision to become a
leader in supplying and exporting high quality aquatic food, the company is
relentlessly trying to boost the quality of processing system and supply chain
management to deliver the so products efficiently and effectively at reasonable
prices.
1.2.2. Missions
In general, the company commits itself to complying with domestic and
international laws and regulations. Also, doing business with integrity is the
dominant mission of Nghi Son. The following details the firm’s missions.
First, in terms of business activities, the company is legally doing business under
registered activities in accordance with the business license number 0730103446345
which includes processing and trading fishery products, as well as meets tax
liability. Besides, Nghi Son promises to bring quality fishery products meeting
regulatory standards not only under Vietnamese laws but also under foreign laws of
its partners’ countries. It is continually doing market research in order to expanding
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trading markets as well as satisfying the increasing demand for aquatic goods in
such places.
Second, concerning human resources management, Nghi Son is placing a great
emphasis on human capital. In addition to observing Labour Law, the company
encourages employees to develop and move forward. Such mission is proven by the
stated core values to build a corporate culture in which employees are motivated by
humanitarianism, and to incentivize them to work hard and contribute to the
company’s values.
1.2.3. Organizational structure and human resources management
1.2.3.1. Organizational structure
Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd is organized by departments based
on specialized tasks and responsibilities, including four ones, namely
Documentation Department, Sales Department, Accounting Department and Human
Resources & Administration Department. Therefore, the organizational
management of the company relies on functional form. The following chart
describes the organizational structure of Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd.
Figure 1.1. Nghi Son’s Organizational Structure
business activities. There are one financial director and one manufacturing director
supervising finance-related and manufacture-related activities respectively. In
addition to these responsibilities, Board of Directors is also responsible for
formulating objectives and strategies for the firm, building partnership with
economic organizations in and outside Vietnam, making sure that the business
activities are complying with Vietnam’s laws and regulations, and encouraging
employees to involve in process of business management in order to achieve the
possibly highest performance.
Documentation Department has four people, including one head supervising
and checking overall tasks, one logistics executive responsible for booking, one
documentation executive in charge of preparing documents, and one person who
takes the responsibility to conduct customs-related and outdoor activities. This
function plays an important role in booking, preparing necessary documents such as
Commercial Invoice, Packing list, Certificate of Origin, Health Certificate,... and
carrying out customs formalities.
Sales Department consists of nine employees in Sales, including one head, and
eight sales staffs. Sales staffs have the responsibilities for finding potential
consumers and collecting their contact information through fairs, conferences,
seminars and information from partner, the Internet, social media…; contacting
consumers via phone, email and direct communication; negotiating transactions;
drawing up contracts and coordinating with Documentation Department to carry out
the contracts.
Accounting Department comprises three people, one chief accountant, one
warehouse accountant, and one treasurer. This department deals with financial
issues, namely recording transactions, making financial reports monthly, quarterly
and yearly, making the tax payment subject to laws, budgeting for business
activities and monitoring the revenue, cost and profits.
Human Resources & Administration Department is composed of one female
who is responsible for internal communications and looking after human capital
which includes recruiting, storing papers, and doing other administrative tasks.
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Since the company is small-sized, one person is enough to undertake the above
mentioned things.
Generally, the number of employees in the Sales, Accounting and Human
Resources & Administration Department seems to be sufficient to meet specific job
requirements of each function. However, the number of Documentation staffs is
seemingly inadequate. According to the head of the Documentation Department,
when there are a great number of shipments during a specific period of time, they
have to undergo quite hectic days because there is only one person responsible for
each task in the Documentation Department, namely booking, documentation, and
customs-related tasks.
1.2.3.2. Human resources management
The total number of directors and employees at Nghi Son Aquatic Product
Exim Co., Ltd. is 23. The below table describes human resources by two categories
which are gender and degree level. Overall, regarding sex, the number of female
employees accounts for the highest portion of the total. Additionally, that of
bachelors is highest compared to other kinds of degrees in connection with
education level.
Table 1.1. Human resources by gender and education level of Nghi Son
Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd.
Quantity %
Male 7 30,43
Total 23 100
Total 23 100
In terms of gender, the vast majority of human resources are female, which is
16 people making up 69,75 per cent. The rest of 7 people constituting accounting
for 30,43 per cent are male. There are twice as many female than male. Outdoor job
like operation staff with most of requirements relating to physical health is taken on
by men. In accounting apartment, all employees are female. Similarly, a
considerable number of sales and documentation executives are girls and women.
These jobs demand carefulness, detail-orientation, and rarely require them to go
outside.
Concerning level of education, over 50 percent of employees hold university
degree, sufficing to meet the tasks’ requirements and demands. Those having
master’s and bachelor’s degree with many years of experience usually take on
managerial positions in the company. Non-managerial executives are filled by
people holding college’s degree with much practical experience and skills, and fresh
graduates who have just finished their university or college and still lack of savvy,
i.e. practical knowledge and skill, but demonstrate great willingness to learn.
1.3. Business outcomes
The following table shows the business outcomes of Nghi Son Aquatic
Product Exim Co., Ltd for the period of three years from 2017 to 2019. Revenues,
costs and profits are three variables used for the analysis of business performance of
the company. Besides the values of these variables for each year, there are also
comparisons between 2018 and 2017, 2019 and 2018 concerning absolute and
relative values.
Table 1.2. Business outcomes of Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd
between 2017 and 2019
Currency: USD (United States Dollar)
2017 2018 2019
lower than that of the period between 2018 and 2019, to be specific, 10,27%. The
reasons why costs went up, and the growth rate of the latter was greater than that of
the former were because the company expanded its fishery-processing factory based
in Binh Thuan Province and hired more sales employees to find more customers and
markets so as to meet their five-year expansion strategy. While the level of profits
increased between 2019 and 2018 is higher than that of 2018-and-2017 period in
terms of absolute values, the growth rate of the former was lower than that of the
latter. Besides business expansion, the rise of prices of raw fishery products from
fishermen also contributed to the fall in profits’ growth rate.
1.4. The importance of documentation department in Nghi Son Aquatic
Product Exim Co., Ltd and the topic towards the development of the company
The documentation department in Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd
coordinates with sales department and financial accounting department and is
responsible for booking, preparing necessary documents for export and import
(export activities account for a huge part), makes customs formalities. During
drawing up such documents, employees in the department follow the shipment in
order to update relevant information to complete these documents. Documentation
staffs must ensure the accuracy and the completeness of the documents sent to
customers. After contracts are concluded, the documentation department will start
their duties. From then on, documentation department will play an important role in
carrying out contracts.
1.5. Summary of internship period
From 13 July, 2020 to 14 July, 2020, I worked as an intern in the
Documentation Department. I have had the opportunity to learn and understand
practical knowledge regarding import and export, especially the process for
executing export contracts at Nghi Son during the last five weeks. My internship
period at the company can be summarized as follows:
Week 1 (13 July – 17 July, 2020):
Tasks: Read up on the company; having been taught about the general export
process at the company; copied and scanned some documents.
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4. Stuffing
6. Carrying 5. Preparing
empty
out customs draft
containers
formalities documents
with cargo
7. Completing and
sending the set of
original documents to
the Buyer
the Letter of Credit has been issued, the incharge sales person of such contract will
then email Purchasing Team based in Binh Thuan province for their preparation of
the goods. There are two main ways which the goods are prepared. First, the goods
are processed within the company’s factory in Binh Thuan. Second, Purchasing
Team is responsible for purchasing fishery products from fishermen, or ordering
them from other factories in accordance with requirements of Buyers under specific
contracts.
2.1.2. Testing food safety
Exports of Nghi Son are aquatic products which are subject to safety checking
by NAFIQAD. NAFIQAD stands for National Agro-Forestry-Fisheries Quality
Assurance Department. If goods are processed within the company’s factory, or are
directly purchased from fishermen, the incharge person in Binh Thuan province, for
marine fish, freshwater fish, and dried seafood - Mr Long, or for catfish - Mr Phi,
takes the responsibilities for sending the current samples to NAFIQAD for testing
food safety. If goods are ordered from factories other than the company-owned one,
Documentation Department is responsible for communicating the request in respect
of needed documents, such as samples information, set of papers demanded to apply
for Certificate of Origin, address to which documents and samples are sent,... with
Documentation staffs of the processing factory.
If the factory is not far from NAFIQAD, samples need not sending and are
tested on the spot, otherwise samples have to be sent to NAFIQAD centers. For
normal checks, testing results are issued after five working days from the date of
receiving samples. For tests including checking antibiotics and heavy metal,
inspection results are received within the period of seven working days with the
same starting point of time for normal tests.
The aims of NAFIQAD’s testing are not only to test food safety but also to
obtain Health Certificate if requested by the import country. Health Certificate is
issued only when samples meet export standards. If samples do not satisfy those
criteria, they will be re-tested one more time or even will not be tested again.
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Once the goods are available for loading on containers, operation staffs here
will stuff containers with cargo in an appropriate technical manner. Containers used
are reefers because the products are dried and frozen ones. Finishing loading cargo
onto container, operation staffs adjust the reefers’ temperature suitable for dried
products (at minus 10 degree Celcius) and frozen ones (at minus 18 degree Celcius),
and then make trucking company move these containers to the port of loading.
During stuffing, if there are any problems, such as the conditions of containers, the
quantity of the goods…, the operation staff in the company’s warehouse in Long An
should notify the head of the Documentation Department to handle those problems.
2.1.5. Preparing draft documents
Draft documents are prepared based on sales contracts. Ms Hanh is in charge
of drafting documents. Mr Thong verifies and sends such set of documents to Sales
for the Buyer’s checking and confirmation. Two contract parties negotiate the
contents of those draft documents via email, and the Documentation Department of
Nghi Son will make adjustments where reasonable. List of documents is as follows:
Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Health Certificate (if any), Certificate of Origin
(if any). If the trade term in the sales contract is CIF Incoterms® 2010, the
Documentation Department of Nghi Son must send draft Bill of Lading and draft
Invoice confirmed by the Buyer to the insurer before the vessel departs from the
loading port.
2.1.6. Carrying out customs formalities
Mr Thong or Ms Hanh is responsible for customs and e-port declaration. Mr
Lam is in charge of customs clearance, customs liquidation and vessel record before
the closing time at the port. E-port declaration is carrying out on the website
eport.saigonnewport.com.vn to declare container lifting-on/lifting-off procedures
and pay lift-on and lift-off fees online. Customs declaration is conducted online via
VNACCS system. After finishing declaring shipment information on the system,
the channelling result from Customs Authority is received immediately. Then, the
customs declaration form is printed out and Mr Lam go to the port to complete
customs clearance, liquidation and vessel record. There is no need to pay export
duties regarding fishery products. In three channels, nearly 80-90% of fishery
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products of the company are in green one, about 10-20% are in yellow one and 1-
2% are in red one. The red-channel products are categorized randomly by customs
authority.
2.1.7. Completing and sending the set of original documents
Upon the receipt of confirmation about documents from the Buyer, the
Documentation Department will adjust and complete those documents accordingly.
Set of documents includes: Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Health Certificate (If
any), Certificate of Origin (If any).
For telegraphic transfer, both scanned and original documents are sent to the
Buyer. The Sales Department sends scanned documents to the Buyer via email,
while the Documentation Department make DHL express send original documents
the the Buyer. The remaining payment is received when the Buyer has got the set
of scanned documents. If payment is made by Letter of Credit, the Documentation
Department will send original documents to Nghi Son’s bank as agreed under the
sales contract.
2.2. Detailed description of process for executing export sales contract of Dried
Anchovy at Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim, Ltd.
2.2.1. Preparing the goods
In the contract being analyzed, Dried Anchovies were ordered from Workshop
Dried Marine Products - Phu Hai Sea Products Factory on 13 July, 2020. Although
this contract was dated 12 July, 2020, no deposits were required, and there was a
shipment of Dried Anchovies with the same Buyer previously, it took only one day
for placing a new order from Phu Hai factory. Since this export contract was in
charge by the General Director himself, any new changes in requirements were
communicated by phone along with email among him, Ms Rose - a sales person of
Nghi Son and the incharge employees from Phu Hai factory.
The total quantity for Dried Anchovies is 52.000 kilograms in terms of net
weight. Total goods are packed in 4.000 cartons, 13 kilograms per carton, labelled
subject to the requirements sent via email to the person in charge of marking at the
factory by Ms Rose, and stored under conditions where the temperature is set at
minus ten degree Celsius. There are two lots of goods, named NS0004 and NS0005,
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each lot has the net weight of 26.000 kilograms. The production date of lot no.
NS004 and NS005 is 1 June, 2020 and 2 June 2020 respectively with the life period
of two years from that date.
Comments: As mentioned in general process, goods are prepared in two
ways, namely being processed within Nghi Son’s factory and being purchased from
fishermen or another factory. In this contract, goods were ordered from a factory
other than Nghi Son’s factory. Fortunately, the preparation of this shipment did not
take much time since Nghi Son had previous orders from Phu Hai Factory.
Otherwise, it would take a longer period of time for the company to deal with new
processing contract. There were not many considerable changes other than quantity
and prices in this new order. The regular relationship between the company and the
factory (Phu Hai) as well as the long-term business relationship between Nghi Son
and Yin Qing Company helped Nghi Son save time for preparing the goods.
However, Nghi Son actually lost its own initiative regarding making sure there was
enough goods for stuffing on estimated date of departure from the loading port,
leading to revising Booking Confirmation (See Booking step).
2.2.2. Testing food safety
Regarding the Dried Anchovies processed by Phu Hai factory based in Binh
Thuan Province, on 13 July, 2020, when the General Director and Ms Rose had
finished the order with Phu Hai factory, Ms Rose orally advised Mr Thong - Nghi
Son’s head of Documentation Department for his contact with people who are in
charge of Documentation Function of Phu Hai by phone to make sure the goods
were tested and met NAFIQAD’s standards. As mentioned above, there was a
similar order by Nghi Son from Phu Hai factory; therefore, it took only five to
seven minutes on the phone for Mr Thong’s confirmation of Phu Hai’s
responsibility for NAFIQAD testing. Besides, the Buyer was from China whose law
requires Health Certificate for import of fishery products into the country in
accordance with Annex VIIA, Circular No. 16/2018/TT-BNNPTNT. Thus, it was
demanded that Nghi Son obtain Health Certificate for Dried Anchovies exported to
Yin Qing Company. Applying for Health Certificate after having quality results was
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for Nghi Son’s account, to be specific, for Nghi Son’s Documentation Department’s
account.
On Friday, 24 July, 2020, Mr Thong applied for Health Certificate online
through Vietnam National Single Window (vnsw.gov.vn). Three required
documents for applying Heatlth Certificate include Billing of Lading, Health
Certificate Registration Form and Detailed Packing List subject to the form required
by NAFIQAD. After finishing health certification declaration, Mr Thong noticed
NAFIQAD 4 for their issuing Health Certificate by sending an email to the address
chungnhanonline@nafi4.com.vn Then, on Monday, 27 July, 2020, Mr Lam
received Health Certificate sent by post from NAFIQAD 4 with the number
reference YD l4354/20/CH.
Comments: Like preparation of the goods, the previous order of Dried
Anchovy helped Nghi Son save much time for instructing quality testing procedure
with Phu Hai factory. According to NAFIQAD 4’s procedure for Health Certificate
issuance, it takes one working day after the registration day for companies to
receive original Health Certificate. In this case, the application date was Friday;
therefore, the original Health Certificate was obtained on Monday of the following
week.
2.2.3. Booking the vessel
In respect of Dried Anchovies contract, the term of trade is CIF Huang Pu,
China, Incoterms® 2010; therefore, Nghi Son has the responsibility for booking
vessel. In the afternoon, 13 July, 2020, after Mr Thong made sure that safety
checking met NAFIQAD standards, he noticed Mr Cuong via Skype for Mr
Cuong’s enquiring about freight services with forwarders. Booking Confirmation
was sent to Mr Cuong on 14 July, 2020. Booking Confirmation has been obtained
because the shipment was full load of container.
Conditions of containers were required to be new, clean, in good conditions,
34 MTs of gross usage weight and set at minus 10 degree Celcius. Estimated time
of departure (ETD) from loading port was 22 July, 2020. However, there was a
problem. Phu Hai factory could not provide enough Dried Anchovies’ quantity as in
the export contract if the ETD had been 22 July. As a result, Mr Cuong had to revise
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the booking. New Booking Confirmation dated 20 July, 2020 having the ETD of 25
July, 2020. This Booking Confirmation was sent to Documentation Department’s
group on Viber, to the warehouse account, operation staffs and a trucking service by
email. Besides, Mr Cuong also made a phone call to that trucking service in order to
confirm that it had knew when and where to pick up empty containers as well as the
conditions of those containers.
Comments: Since there are some forwarders which the company is usually
working with and Mr Cuong specializes in booking; therefore, there were few
problems during booking and booking phase took place quite smoothly and
promptly. In addition, Phu Hai factory should have provided enough Dried
Anchovy as agreed with Nghi Son before 22 July so that Mr Cuong did not have to
revise booking. Although the revision of booking costed no charges, it wasted time.
Also, late delivery under export contract between Nghi Son and Yin Qing Company
might occur.
2.2.4. Stuffing empty containers with cargo
In the morning, on 22 July, 2020, the trucking company was nominated to get
two empty containers of reefer high-cube type at G-Fortune Depot, Dong An
Industrial Park, Binh Duong. Then, these two reefers were moved to Hoang Lai
warehouse in Long An for stuffing purpose. During getting empty containers and
stuffing containers, logistics staff (Mr Cuong) and operation staff (Mr Quang) were
keeping contacting and closely oversaw the process to make sure that containers
were in accordance with requirements. Photos of the containers and Equipment
Interchange Receipts containing containers number and seal number were sent to
Mr Cuong via Zalo. He sent the information to the group chat on Viber. Ms Hanh
completed and sent Shipping Instruction (SI) and Verified Gross Mass (VGM)
subject to such information, the Export Contract and Booking Confirmation to NYD
Logistics Corp to obtain draft Bill of Lading from Evergreen Line. At about 2 P.M.
of the same day, draft Bill of Lading was issued. Mr Thong and Ms Hanh checked
it, and there were no problems with it. Email was the method of communication
used between Documentation Department and the forwarder. Also, in the afternoon,
containers were moved to Cat Lai Port, Ho Chi Minh City and stored here.
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Last but not least, Nghi Son knows how to take advantage of business
relationship with regular customers. This is proven by a number of contracts
including Buyers doing business many times with Nghi Son. As a result, time and
costs for negotiation between parties are reduced considerably. As in the contract of
Dried Anchovies above, the description of goods is absent since the previous
contract mentioned it, making the current contract simpler.
2.3.2. Drawbacks
First, regarding term of trade under sales contracts between Nghi Son and its
Buyers, there is no reference to Incoterms® revision, for example Incoterms® 2010.
Concerning the contract in this report, since the Seller and the Buyer has established
long-term business relationship, the two parties implied that the revision of
Incoterms® is Incoterms® 2010. However, when doing business with other Buyers,
it is uncertain whether Incoterms® 2010 is their customary term of trade or not.
Although the lastest version of Incoterms® is Incoterms® 2020 which came into
effect on 1 January 2020, parties to a contract are free to choose any version
because previous versions of Incoterms® still remain valid. Therefore, it would be
quite risky if either of the two contract parties intentionally misunderstands, causing
disputes to arise. Besides, almost every export contract of Nghi Son deals with
container shipment; however, the trade term is CFR or CIF in which the risk
transfers “on board the vessel”. To illustrate, in the contract analyzed in this report,
shipments were in full containers and term of trade used was CIF, Incoterms®
2010, but risks actually transferred at the warehouse in this real case.
Second, in regard to payment term (other than Letter of Credit), there are no
deposits for on sales contracts with regular customers. The contract being analyzed
in this report is an example. Yin Qing and Nghi Son regularly do business with each
other. Although the Buyer has long-term business relationship with Nghi Son, the
Exporter might not get the payment from the Consignee, and the company also may
have to pay returning fees for the cargo or sell them at lower prices if the Buyer
refuses to take the delivery. Despite the fact that there might be a negotiation
between the Buyer and the Seller in case delivery is refused, it would take much
time and waste resources.
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in the process for executing sales contract of the company thanks to academic
knowledge gained from International Commercial Transaction and International
Transportation. In general, the process discussed in this report was quite similar to
what I learned. Besides the theoretical knowledge gained at the university, I have
also learned of a number of practical things during this internship period.
First, I found that CFR and CIF are two trade terms used in every export
contracts at Nghi Son although all of the contracts deal with container shipments.
Besides, Mr Cuong – booking staff told me that risks transfered between the point
when the operation staff finished stuffing containers with goods and those
containers were carried by a trucking company to a named port. I asked Mr Thong –
the Head of Documentation Department whether the company had ever applied
CPT and CIP term in their export contracts in which shipments had been in
containers, he said that no contracts had used these two terms. Therefore, I have
learned that which term of trade used in particular, as well as terms and conditions
specified under contracts in general, mainly depend on the habit and mutual
agreement between two contract parties. If there are any conflicts, the parties will
negotiate with each other till reaching a meeting of minds.
Second, it cannot be denied that this internship is a useful period, cementing
what I learned at school. When I practised drafting documents, I had the opportunity
to prepare draft Certificate of Origin, which helps me remember the form of
Certificate of Origin to be issued. For instance, while the Buyer is from China, there
will be an issuance of Certificate of Origin form E, Certificate of Origin form D is
issued for shipments to Singapore. Regarding the step in connection with checking
the good quality, each kind of products does not undergo the same testing. For
example, agricultural commodities are subject to phytosanitary inspection while
Health Certificate is issued to certify aquatic animals’ health (if required by the
importing country).
Third, though I have been familiar with words such as Commercial Invoice,
Packing List, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, Letter of Credit… during the
university, there have been many other things which I have had to get acquainted
with when working with documents in reality. The Documentation Department has
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With regard to soft skills, not only does working in import-export industry
require people to use English regularly but also many other jobs. Most of
documents with which I work are in English, including but not limited to Sales
Contract, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Shipping Instruction… Hence, I am
trying my best to enrich my English skills everyday, making it as one of my
competitive advantages from now on time management is one of the most necessary
skills that I have to improve. Additionally, as mentioned above, there were many
points of time at which documentation staffs had to strictly follow, otherwise
shipments might be late, leading to the breach of contracts. Moreover, in case there
are many shipments at the same time, it is vital that a documentation executive
know how to arrange tasks to meet the deadline for each task. Obviously, being
punctual to get tasks done on time shows an employee’s professionalism and her/his
dedication to work. Another important skill at workplace is communication.
Communication skills include written and verbal ones. Written communication skill
is reflected in email writing and other communication applications such as Zalo,
Viber, and Skype… This will be part and parcel of my daily life from now on.
Therefore, I try to make my message as clear as possible and make sure the tone
appropriate to each situation. In other words, I rarely send anything without careful
thought. The other is verbal communication skill. As an intern, I have been quite
polite and humble in every face-to-face conversation. I found that active listening is
the first rule in communication. Being an active listener means learning to really
listen and understand what the other person says. I have tried to maintain eye
contact as well as repeat what I have understood to check whether I missed
anything. It is also vital to pratise getting to the point when talking to the boss and
other employees in order not to waste their time because they have to take on many
responsibilities. In fact, I was very lucky since Mr Thong - head of the
Documentation Department and other staffs here were very willing to help me
whenever I need. Thanks to dedicated instructions from senior employees, I have
received some useful advice and also acquired a great amount of practical
knowledge while doing internship here .
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3.3. Recommendations for the export contract of fishery products at Nghi Son
Aquatic Product Exim Co., Ltd
3.3.1. Choosing and incorporating Incoterms® rule appropriately
Basis for recommendations: Incoterms® version has never been mentioned
under sales contracts at Nghi Son, which is very risky if there are any disputes
arising since a following version of Incoterms® does not make its previous version
invalid. Besides, shipments in every export sales contracts of the company are in
containers, but the trade terms are CFR or CIF, Incoterms® 2010. The point at
which risks transfer of them is “on board the vessel” which is different from that of
container shipment, i.e. “at the warehouse” in the case of Nghi Son.
Detailed recommendations: It is advisable that the year of Incoterms®
should be referred in the contract, for example, Incoterms® 2002 or Incoterms®
2010 to avoid conflicts during carrying out sales contracts with both regular and
new buyers. Additionally, sales employees had better take into consideration of
using trade term suitable for container shipment when negotiating sales contract. To
be specific, instead of using CFR or CIF, CPT and CIP are suggested for export in
connection with containers because of the differences in the point at which risks
pass as mentioned above.
3.3.2. Including deposits in every payment term regardless of Buyers
Basis for recommendations: Under sales contract with long-term customers,
there are no deposits, which is extremly for the exporter (Nghi Son) in case such
Buyer refuse to take the goods. After that, if both parties manage to negotiate again,
it still wastes time and resources. In case the negotiation between the Seller and the
Buyer fails, Nghi Son might not get the payment from the consignee, and might
have to pay fees for returning those cargo or sell them at lower prices.
Detailed recommendations: Regardless of the relationship between the Seller
and the Buyer, it is suggested that deposits be included in term of payment
(exclusive of Letter of Credit). Subject to level of business relationship, the amount
of deposits are different. However high or low the amount of deposits is, it should
cover at least the returning fees for the goods from the importer’s country back to
the exporter’s country where there is a refusal of the shipment.
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3.3.3. Keeping close track of preparation of the goods ordered from other
factories
Basis for recommendations: Inadequate preparation of the goods regarding
quantity really wastes time on revising booking to change the estimated date of
delivery. In addition to wasting time, this might lead to late shipment. Moreover, in
terms of goods ordered from factories other than Nghi Son’s one, the company is
more likely to lose control over that whether there is enough quantity of the goods
at the time when containers are stuffed with cargo.
Detailed recommendations: Right after concluding the sales contract, the
company must make sure that goods prepared are of quality as agreed under such
sales contract and in sufficient quantity when they are loaded onto containers.
Purchasing Team should be responsible for continuously reminding factories where
goods are processed, especially places other than Nghi Son’s factory. It is suggested
that Purchasing Team contacts those factories via multiple channels including
phone, email, Zalo and Viber,… in order to urge them to prepare goods of quality
agreed timely. Besides, for goods ordered from outside factories, right at the
beginning of signing processing contracts, Nghi Son had better negotiate clearly and
straightforwardly all requirements for the preparation of the goods, especially terms
regarding time, quantity and quality. Penalty can be included under the contract
between Nghi Son and the factory from which goods are ordered if there is a
shortage of goods at the agreed time.
3.3.4. Providing internal employees with training for back-up purpose
Basis for recommendations: When there are a great number of shipments,
employees in the Documentation Department feel stressed because there are
inadequate people to deal with many shipments at the same time. For booking,
operation and documentation, each function has only person taking on the position.
As a result, it is certain that those employees are put under pressure during peak
seasons, leading to unexpected errors in documents.
Detailed recommendations: Preparing documents is not too complicated
since there are sample templates to fill in. It is important for people who draw up
documents to be careful and detailed. Therefore, the Human Resources Department
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should organize training in which the Documentation Department will train other
departments to preparing documents, especially the Sales Department since sales
employees work closely with Buyers; as a result, they seem to be more like to get
familiar with documents than the others. Then, when in peak time, sales executives
could become back-up documentation executive. There would bonus and the like
for them if they perform tasks excellently.
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CONCLUSION
Five-week internship experience with Nghi Son has brought me practical
knowledge regarding export process as well as necessary skills which are really
valuable for me. I also have had the opportunity to reflect between what I learned at
the university and practice. In addition, this has been the time for me to think about
my career path in the future and confirm again my choice regarding import – export
field. The following is the summary of my entire report for the purpose of review.
First, it can be inferred from Chapter 1 that Nghi Son Aquatic Product Exim
Co., Ltd specializes in processing and trading fishery products, such marine fish,
freshwater fish, dried seafood, and shrimp. Although the company was established
six years ago, it has managed the supply chain system quite smoothly thanks to the
long tradition relating to fishery business of its parent company - Nghi Son Foods
Group. In terms of business outcomes, the company witnessed increase in revenues,
costs and profits for the period from 2017 to 2019 regarding both absolute and
relative values since it is now aiming at expanding export markets while
maintaining firm business relationship with its regular customers. Besides, human
resources are able to meet tasks requirements in general with 23 people belonging to
five departments (including Board of Directors).
Second, the general process at Nghi Son for carrying out an export sales
contract consists of seven steps, which is not significantly different from that of
theory. The company has been able to take advantage of long-term relationship with
its customers to conclude sales contract. Besides achievements during the execution
of sales contract, the process still suffers from shortcomings that many firms
commonly have, especially drawbacks in connection with Incoterms® rules and
payment.
Third, I have learn many lessons during the internship here including lessons
about practical knowledge, attidtudes, soft skills and especially career orientation.
Moreover, some recommendations based on drawbacks were discussed in this
report in order to reduce risks for Nghi Son when executing any sales contracts in
the future. The author hope that Nghi Son will continue develop positively in
fishery business in the future.
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APPENDIXES
1. Sales Contract
2. Label
3. Old Booking Confirmation
4. New Booking Confirmation
5. SI
6. VGM
7. Draft Bill of Lading
8. Original Bill of Lading
9. Commercial Invoice
10. Packing List
11. Health Certificate Packing List
12. Health Certificate Registration
13. Health Certificate
14. Customs Declaration
15. Customs Clearance
16. Certificate of Origin
17. Insurance Certificate
Sales Contract
购 销 合 同
Address(地址): Floor 7, No. 85 Nguyen Huu Cau street, Tan Dinh, Dirst 1, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam
Buyer:
Buyer: Invoicing
Invoicing Company
Company (买方)
(买方) GREAT HAND
YIN QING CO., LTD.
COMPANY 深圳恒瑞喜供应链有限公司
LIMITED
Contact person(联系人):
person(联系人): Emily
Kate Hu
Xu Phone NO(电话): +86 875-84752192
Phone NO(电话): +86 755-83191703
Address(地址): Room 1633 International Culture Mansion Futian Road, Futian Dist. Shenzhen City,
Address(地址): Room 777 Fuhua Road, Futian District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China
GuangDong Pro., China
the Buyers purchase and the Sellers supply under mentioned goods according to
the terms and Conditions stipulated below.买卖方双方按照下列条款购买和供应下述货物。
15 cm
Name of Products (品名) : Dried Anchovy
Scientific name(学名) : Engraulis japonicus
Origin(产地) : VIETNAM (越南)
Packing (包装) : 13KG. (公斤)
Store Condition (保存条件) : -10 Degree C. (保存于摄氏零下10度)
Processing Method (生产方式) : Dried (晒干)
10cm Catching Area (捕捞海域) : Pacific Ocean(太平洋)FAO 71
Method of production (生产方式) : Sea Fishing (海水捕捞)
Name of Plant and Register Number WORKSHOP DRIED MARINE PRODUCTS -
:
(生产工厂名称及注册号) PHU HAI SEAPRODUCTS FACTORY - HK 497
Date of Production (生产日期) : 02/06/2020
Life Period(保质期) : 02 years
Lot No. (批号) : NS0005
Destination (目的地) : P.R. China (中华人民共和国)
BOOKING
CONFIRMATION
The Merchant undertakes not to tender for transportation any Cargo which is of a
dangerous, explosive, corrosive, noxious, inflammable, radioactive, or damaging
nature whatsoever without issuance of a "Dangerous Goods Note" giving full, complete
and accurate details of the Cargo (with DG and IMO number), with special precautions
to be taken and method of rendering Cargo innocuous. The Carrier reserves the full
right, at its sole discretion, to refuse to carry dangerous cargo tendered for shipment
at any time.
The Merchant warrants to the Carrier that the particulars and description of cargo
furnished by or on behalf of Merchant are adequate and correct, especially the
cargoes named (Lithium Battery / Power Bank / Power Pack and/or similar description
of Goods) which might jeopardize common safety of navigation and stowage. The Merchant
shall indemnify the Carrier against any and all loss, damage, expenses, fees and
penalties arising or resulting from inaccuracies or inadequacy of such particulars
provided by the Merchant.
The Carrier does not make any guarantee as to the accuracy or correctness of any
information contained in the tentative schedule set forth in this notice, and
the Carrier may amend, revise this schedule from time to time without any prior
notice subject to equipment availability.
This Booking Confirmation is issued at the request and for the convenience of
the Merchant, but is nevertheless subject to the terms and conditions of the
Carrier's standard long term Bill of Lading for this trade which may be viewed
online at (http://www.evergreen-line.com) or a copy obtained from the Carrier or
its agents.
SPECIAL NOTES :
1. Shipping instruction (SI) must be submitted via our web:
http://www.shipmentlink.com before SI cut off shown in booking confirmation.
2. Fumigation: It is only allowed loading on board EVERGREEN group vessel
24 hours after the fumigation. Fumigation label must be removed after
being ventilated, gas-free certificate is required for loading.
3. All loaded containers are required to be sealed with a seal meeting the
ISO/PAS 17712 standard for High Security Seal. Seal in b/l must be declared
both pre-fix and number parts.
4. Empty Return (ET) for export shipment : No free time for any equipment
which is originally picked up for export booking but returned as empty.
Equipment charges will commence on the day of the equipment release
and end on the day of equipment return.
5.Power charge:30 hours free from the receiving time to the reefer closing time.
Detention, Demurrage for dry: free 5 calendar days
Detention for reefer / special equipment: free 4 calendar days
Demurrage for reefer cargo/special equipment: free 3 calendar days
Storage for dangerous cargo: free 4 calendar days
6. ICDs’ operator and the merchant are responsible for arranging containers
from ICDs to CY terminal. The Carrier will not be responsible for any charge,
loss, damage, or delay to cargo whatsoever it may have incurred.
The Merchant undertakes not to tender for transportation any Cargo which is of a
dangerous, explosive, corrosive, noxious, inflammable, radioactive, or damaging
nature whatsoever without issuance of a "Dangerous Goods Note" giving full, complete
and accurate details of the Cargo (with DG and IMO number), with special precautions
to be taken and method of rendering Cargo innocuous. The Carrier reserves the full
right, at its sole discretion, to refuse to carry dangerous cargo tendered for shipment
at any time.
The Merchant warrants to the Carrier that the particulars and description of cargo
furnished by or on behalf of Merchant are adequate and correct, especially the
cargoes named (Lithium Battery / Power Bank / Power Pack and/or similar description
of Goods) which might jeopardize common safety of navigation and stowage. The Merchant
shall indemnify the Carrier against any and all loss, damage, expenses, fees and
penalties arising or resulting from inaccuracies or inadequacy of such particulars
provided by the Merchant.
The Carrier does not make any guarantee as to the accuracy or correctness of any
information contained in the tentative schedule set forth in this notice, and
the Carrier may amend, revise this schedule from time to time without any prior
notice subject to equipment availability.
This Booking Confirmation is issued at the request and for the convenience of
the Merchant, but is nevertheless subject to the terms and conditions of the
Carrier's standard long term Bill of Lading for this trade which may be viewed
online at (http://www.evergreen-line.com) or a copy obtained from the Carrier or
its agents.
SPECIAL NOTES :
1. Shipping instruction (SI) must be submitted via our web:
http://www.shipmentlink.com before SI cut off shown in booking confirmation.
2. Fumigation: It is only allowed loading on board EVERGREEN group vessel
24 hours after the fumigation. Fumigation label must be removed after
being ventilated, gas-free certificate is required for loading.
3. All loaded containers are required to be sealed with a seal meeting the
ISO/PAS 17712 standard for High Security Seal. Seal in b/l must be declared
both pre-fix and number parts.
4. Empty Return (ET) for export shipment : No free time for any equipment
which is originally picked up for export booking but returned as empty.
Equipment charges will commence on the day of the equipment release
and end on the day of equipment return.
5.Power charge:30 hours free from the receiving time to the reefer closing time.
Detention, Demurrage for dry: free 5 calendar days
Detention for reefer / special equipment: free 4 calendar days
Demurrage for reefer cargo/special equipment: free 3 calendar days
Storage for dangerous cargo: free 4 calendar days
6. ICDs’ operator and the merchant are responsible for arranging containers
from ICDs to CY terminal. The Carrier will not be responsible for any charge,
loss, damage, or delay to cargo whatsoever it may have incurred.
Description of goods:
TWO (2) X 40' REEFER HI-CUBE (4RH)
DRIED ANCHOVY
No. Container and Seal No.: CTNS N.W (KGS) G.W (KGS) CUBE (CBM)
1. EISU5683039 / EMCGTX9340 2000 26000 27000 65
2. EMCU5366900 / EMCGTX8760 2000 26000 27000 65
Total 4000 52000 54000 130
CLEAN ON BOARD
ON EVER BLOOM 0172-031N
AT HO CHI MINH PORT, VIETNAM
ON July 25, 2020
FREIGHT PREPAID
Chúng tôi cam kết và chịu trách nhiệm việc xác nhận khối lượng toàn bộ công-te-nơ nói trên là đúng sự thật.
We are committed to and responsible for the VGM of the container above is true.
ĐƠN VỊ CÂN NGƯỜI GỬI HÀNG
BILL OF LADING
PROOFREAD
NON-NEGOTIABLE
(2) Shipper / Exporter (5) Document No.
NGHI SON AQUATIC PRODUCT IMPORT 235000836406
EXPORT COMPANY LIMITED. (6) Export References
FLOOR 7, NO. 85 NGUYEN HUU CAU
STREET, TAN DINH WARD, DISTRICT 1,
HO CHI MINH CITY VIETNAM
TEL: +84(08) 39977395 *
(3) Consignee(complete name and address) (7) Forwarding Agent-References
GREAT HAND CO., LTD.
ROOM 1633 INTERNATIONAL CULTURE
MANSION FUTIAN ROAD,
FUTIAN DIST. SHENZHEN CITY,
GUANGDONG PRO., CHINA
TEL: +86 755-83191703
(4) Notify Party (complete name and address) (8) Point and Country of Origin (for the Merchant'
s reference only)
GREAT HAND CO., LTD.
ROOM 1633 INTERNATIONAL CULTURE (9) Also Notify Party (complete name and address)
MANSION FUTIAN ROAD,
FUTIAN DIST. SHENZHEN CITY,
GUANGDONG PRO., CHINA
TEL: +86 755-83191703
(25) B/L NO. (27) Number of Original B(s)/L (29) Prepaid at (30) Collect at
EGLV THREE (3) HO CHI MINH
235000836406 (28) Place of B(s)/L Issue/Date (31) Exchange Rate (32) Exchange Rate
HO CHI MINH JUL.25,2020 US$1=VND23280
(26) Service Type/Mode (33) Laden on Board EVERGREEN SHIPPING AGENCY (VIETNAM)
FCL/FCL O/O JUL.25,2020 COMPANY LIMITED
EVER BLOOM 0172-031N Pls confirm, adjust this BL PROOFREAD
HO CHI MINH PORT, asap within receiving day. Otherwise,
VIETNAM we consider it as your final confirmation
Tel:84-8-35121888
BILL OF LADING
PROOFREAD
NON-NEGOTIABLE
(2) Shipper / Exporter (5) Document No.
NGHI SON AQUATIC PRODUCT IMPORT 235000836406
EXPORT COMPANY LIMITED. (6) Export References
FLOOR 7, NO. 85 NGUYEN HUU CAU
STREET, TAN DINH WARD, DISTRICT 1,
HO CHI MINH CITY VIETNAM
TEL: +84(08) 39977395 *
(3) Consignee(complete name and address) (7) Forwarding Agent-References
GREAT
YIN QINGHAND CO.,
COMPANY LTD.
LIMITED
ROOM 777
ROOM 1633FUHUA
INTERNATIONAL
ROAD, FUTIANCULTURE
DISTRICT,
MANSION CITY,
SHENZHEN
FUTIAN ROAD, PROVINCE, CHINA
FUTIAN DIST. GUANGDONG
SHENZHEN CITY,
TEL: +86 875-84752192
GUANGDONG *
PRO., CHINA
TEL: +86 755-83191703
(4) Notify Party (complete name and address) (8) Point and Country of Origin (for the Merchant'
s reference only)
GREAT
YIN QINGHAND CO.,
COMPANY LTD.
LIMITED
ROOM 777
ROOM 1633FUHUA
INTERNATIONAL
ROAD, FUTIAN CULTURE
DISTRICT, (9) Also Notify Party (complete name and address)
MANSION FUTIAN ROAD,
SHENZHEN CITY, GUANGDONG
FUTIAN DIST. SHENZHENPROVINCE,
CITY, CHINA
GUANGDONG
TEL: PRO., CHINA
+86 875-84752192 *
TEL: +86 755-83191703
(25) B/L NO. (27) Number of Original B(s)/L (29) Prepaid at (30) Collect at
EGLV THREE (3) HO CHI MINH
235000836406 (28) Place of B(s)/L Issue/Date (31) Exchange Rate (32) Exchange Rate
HO CHI MINH JUL.25,2020 US$1=VND23280
(26) Service Type/Mode (33) Laden on Board EVERGREEN SHIPPING AGENCY (VIETNAM)
FCL/FCL O/O JUL.25,2020 COMPANY LIMITED
EVER BLOOM 0172-031N Pls confirm, adjust this BL PROOFREAD
HO CHI MINH PORT, asap within receiving day. Otherwise,
VIETNAM we consider it as your final confirmation
Tel:84-8-35121888
NGHI SON AQUATIC PRODUCT IMPORT EXPORT CON,IPANY LIMITED.
FLOOR 7, NO.85 NGUYEN HUU CAU STREET, TAN DINH WARD, DISTRICT 1,
HO CHI MINH CITY VIETNAM
TEL: +84(08) 39977395 FAX: +84(08)39977396
Total
Unit price
Amount
Usd/kg
Quantity Net Weight USD
Description ofgoods
(crNS) (kgs)
TERM: CIFHUANGPU.
CHINA
TOTAL
4,000 52,000 143,520.00
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MINISTRY OFAGRICULTUREAND RURALDEVELOPMENT - SOCIALIST RDPUBLIC OFVIET NAM
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human consumption.
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Số tờ khai 303354013450
Số tờ khai tạm nhập tái xuất tương ứng
Số tờ khai đầu tiên - /
*303354013450*
Mã phân loại kiểm tra 2 Mã loại hình B11 2 Mã số thuế đại diện 0305
Tên cơ quan Hải quan tiếp nhận tờ khai CSGONKVI Mã bộ phận xử lý tờ khai 02
Ngày đăng ký 24/07/2020 08:44:49 Ngày thay đổi đăng ký / /
Thời hạn tái nhập/ tái xuất -
Mã bưu chính ROOM 777 FUHUA ROAD, FUTIAN DISTRICT, SHENZHEN CITY, GUANGDONG PROVINCE, CHINA
Địa chỉ ROOM 1633 INTERNATIONAL CULTURE MANSION FUTIAN ROAD,
FUTIAN DIST. SHENZHEN CITY, GUANGDONG PRO., CHINA
Mã nước CN
Tờ khai hàng hóa xuất khẩu (thông báo kết quả phân luồng)
Số tờ khai 303354013450 Số tờ khai đầu tiên - /
Số tờ khai tạm nhập tái xuất tương ứng
Mã phân loại kiểm tra 2 Mã loại hình B11 2 Mã số thuế đại diện 0305
Tên cơ quan Hải quan tiếp nhận tờ khai CSGONKVI Mã bộ phận xử lý tờ khai 02
Ngày đăng ký 24/07/2020 08:44:49 Ngày thay đổi đăng ký / /
Thời hạn tái nhập/ tái xuất / / -
Vanning
Địa điểm xếp hàng lên xe chở hàng
Mã 1 02CIS01 2 3 4 5
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Địa chỉ 1295 NGUYỄN THỊ ĐỊNH, P CÁT LÁI, Q2
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Tờ khai hàng hóa xuất khẩu (thông báo kết quả phân luồng)
Số tờ khai 303354013450 Số tờ khai đầu tiên - /
Số tờ khai tạm nhập tái xuất tương ứng
Mã phân loại kiểm tra 2 Mã loại hình B11 2 Mã số thuế đại diện 0305
Tên cơ quan Hải quan tiếp nhận tờ khai CSGONKVI Mã bộ phận xử lý tờ khai 02
Ngày đăng ký 24/07/2020 08:44:49 Ngày thay đổi đăng ký
Thời hạn tái nhập/ tái xuất / / -
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Mã bưu chính ROOM 777 FUHUA ROAD, FUTIAN DISTRICT, SHENZHEN CITY, GUANGDONG PROVINCE, CHINA
Địa chỉ ROOM 1633 INTERNATIONAL CULTURE MANSION FUTIAN ROAD,
FUTIAN DIST. SHENZHEN CITY, GUANGDONG PRO., CHINA
Mã nước CN
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Departure date
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25 Jr-lt,Y 2020
Port of Discharge
5. ltem 6. Marks and 7. Number and type of packages, description of 8. Origin criteria 9. Gross weight or 10. Number,
Number numbers on products (including quantity where appropriate (see Overleaf net weight or other date of Invoices
packages and HS number in six digit code) Notes) quantity, and value
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Insurance Conditions : - Institute Frozen Meat Clauses "A" CL. 323 - 1/1/86
- - Joint Excess Loss Committee Information Technology
Hazards Clause 16th November 2001 - XL2001/003;
- Institute Radioactive Contamination, Chemical, Biological,
Bio-chemical and Electromagnetic Weapons Exclusion Clause
10th November 2003 - CL370;
- U.S.A & Canada Endorsement for the Institute Radioactive
Contamination, Chemical, Bio-chemical and Electromagnetic
Weapons Exclusion Clause 10th November 2003;
- Institute Extended Radioactive Contamination Exclusion
Clause 1st November 2002 - CL356A;
- Institute Extended Radioactive Contamination Exclusion
Clause (U.S.A. Endorsement);
- U.S.A & Canada Endorsement for the Institute Extended
Radioactive Contamination Exclusion Clause 1st November
2002;
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- Nuclear Energy Risks Exclusion (Marine) 1/1/89;
- Nuclear Energy Risks Exclusion Clause - Japanese amendment
1st April 1989;
- Institute Cyber Attack Exclusion Clause 10th November
2003 - CL 380;
- Sanction Limitation and Exclusion Clause;
- Termination of transit clause (terrorism) 2009 - JC2009/056
(01/01/2009)
Deductible : Nil
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