Importer guide · Asia-Pacific
Vietnamese Tropical Fruit and Coffee for Asia-Pacific Buyers
Short transit times from Ho Chi Minh City make Vietnam a natural fruit and coffee origin for buyers across Asia and the Pacific. Vietnam is a party to RCEP and the CPTPP as well as ASEAN agreements, which can lower or remove duties when the shipment carries the right certificate of origin.
Picking the right agreement
Where more than one agreement applies, importers compare the duty under each and choose the certificate of origin form that gives the best result — for example RCEP, CPTPP or a bilateral agreement. We issue the form the importer asks for.
Each destination has its own food import procedure, such as an import notification in Japan or registration of overseas food manufacturers in some markets. The importer confirms the steps with its local authority; we supply the product documents they ask for.
Frequently asked questions
Which certificate of origin can TBESAGRI provide for Asian markets?
We provide the certificate of origin form the importer requests under the applicable trade agreement, such as RCEP or CPTPP, together with the commercial invoice and packing list.
How long is transit from Vietnam to North Asia?
Transit depends on the carrier and port. Ask our export team for the current schedule from Ho Chi Minh City to your destination port.
This guide summarises general requirements for planning purposes. Your customs broker and local food authority confirm the rules for each shipment.
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