Mainrich International

Export Control Support

Your Magnets Can Ship. We'll Show You How.

Worried about China export licenses or freight forwarders refusing magnetic shipments? We've helped hundreds of clients ship magnets smoothly to Europe and beyond — without delays or unexpected costs.

The Real Concern

“Will my shipment get stuck?”

We hear this from clients across Europe. Some freight forwarders refuse magnetic goods because they don't understand the regulations. That's not a magnet problem — it's a forwarder problem. We've solved it.

Proven Track Record

We've successfully exported magnets to:

  • France
  • Netherlands
  • Germany
  • Greece
  • Turkey
  • United Kingdom

Consistent, smooth customs clearance every time.

How We Actually Solve It

No Special License (Usually)

After verification, most standard magnet products can be exported through Chinese customs without a special license. We confirm this upfront for your specific order.

Specialist Forwarders Only

We work exclusively with freight forwarders experienced in magnetic goods. They handle magnetic inspection reports, transport safety assessments, and all export documentation.

Complete Documentation

Every shipment includes magnetic inspection reports and transportation safety assessments that meet international shipping requirements — no gaps for customs to question.

Inspection-Ready Process

If customs inspection occurs, we have established procedures to ensure smooth release. We've been through it — the paperwork is already prepared.

Bottom line: You can proceed with confidence. We've done this many times, and we'll fully support you to ensure successful delivery.

Ask Us About Your Specific Shipment

We'll confirm what's needed within 24 hours.

What About Export Licenses?

China's licensing system typically uses a “one license per contract” approach — meaning a specific license is applied for each customer and contract when required. However, for most standard magnet products, no special license is needed. We verify this for every order so you know exactly where you stand before production begins.