What are the Major things you need to know while exporting to the Philippines?

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 If you recently came into the business line and want to expand your business in the Philippines then there are some major things you must have to know. 

As every country implement some rules and regulations, restriction, and many more on import-export commodities. Before exporting your goods you must have to know about the rules and regulations of the Philippines.


We are here to solve all your problems. in this blog, we will let you know What are the Major things you need to know while exporting to the Philippines. 


Based on the latest Philippines Import-export data, the Philippines is a country importing a huge amount of money and generating a total amount of around $127.8 Billion in the import sector. 


Which products are permitted to export to the Philippines?


Before starting an import-export business in the Philippines you must have to know which product is permitted to be exported to the Philippines and which product is not. 


According to the Philippines Import data, we are here to let you know what products are permitted and what is prohibited to export to the Philippines. 


Without wasting more time let’s get started. Basically, the Philippines' Import falls into four categories that are as follows - 


  1. Free Trade - There are no additional permissions, licenses, or other requirements for importing these commodities.


  1. Regulated - these types of commodities are required certain permits, licenses, clearance, etc for certain products those certain products are as follows -

 

  • Used motor vehicles

  • Some food products

  • Tobacco products

  • Electrical appliances

  • Plant, animal, and aquatic products


  1. Restricted items - we all know countries restrict certain items just to ensure the safety of their country they only give permission to export these products only when the Philippines government gives special permission so the products that are restricted in the Philippines are as follows - 


  • Gambling paraphernalia

  • Gunpowder and ammunitions

  • Marijuana, opium, or narcotics


  1.  Prohibited -  there are some products that are completely prohibited to export to the Philippines even the special permission is not applicable to those products. so the products that are prohibited in the Philippines market are as follows -  


  • Misbranded food or edible goods

  • Written materials inciting rebellion or treason

  • Falsely branded precious metals

  • Obscene or immoral images


These are the categories you must have to know before exporting your products to the Philippines and have to check which of your products come in which categories because if it is coming in the 3rd or 4th categories and you exported that product then your product might get seized by the government of the Philippines. 


What are the top 10 import ports of the Philippines? 


After knowing what products are not allowed to export to the Philippines you have to know which import port is the best for you to export your products. So again we are here to solve your problem. 


We have prepared a list of the top 10 import ports of the Philippines with their total generated value and overall percentage in the last fiscal year. 

 

So without wasting more time let's get started with the top 10 import port list of the Philippines. We mention the graph and list below - 



  • Ninoy Aquino Int'l Airport - $33.01 Billion - (25.96%)

  • Manila Int'l Container Port - $32.43 Billion - (25.5%)

  • Port of Batangas - $10.50 Billion - (8.26%)

  • Port of Manila - $8.13 Billion - (6.4%)

  • Port of Cebu - $5.07 Billion - (3.99%)

  • Port of Subic - $4.48 Billion - (3.53%)

  • Port of Davao - $3.6 Billion - (2.83%)

  • Port of Limay - $3.58 Billion - (2.82%)

  • Harbour Centre Port Terminal Inc - $3.46 Billion - (2.72%)

  • Sub-Port of Bauan - $3.43 Billion - (2.7%)


These are the top 10 Philippines ports of import if you want to know more then visit our official page of the Philippines


Conclusion -  in this blog, we gave you enough information about What are the Major things you need to know while exporting to the Philippines in which we explain Which products are permitted to export to the Philippines, additionally give the list of the top 10 import ports of Philippines who generated a huge amount of money through import operations. 


We assume that the information we provided is enough and helpful in your import-export operations. 


If you want to know more about the import-export of the Philippines then you always feel free to reach out to me over the mail at Info@eximtradedata.com or call us at tel:91-9625812393


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