Transport Certificate Categories and Core Requirements
Marine Transport Authentication Certificate
Definition and Application
Issued by professional bodies in accordance with international maritime regulations (such as IMDG regulations) after cargo inspections, to confirm the nature of the goods, compliance of packaging, and transportation conditions.
Distinguish between general cargo (common chemical products) and hazardous goods (those that must comply with UN classification standards, such as explosives, flammable liquids, etc., across nine major categories).

Core Content
Physical Characteristics: Weight, Volume, Density, etc.
Chemical Properties: Flammability, toxicity, corrosivity, etc., testing
Packaging Requirements: Moisture-proof, shockproof, and sealability assessment.

Application Process
Submit goods samples to a certified laboratory for hazard classification testing and obtain both Chinese and English reports.
Apply for Product Conformity Certificates (PC) and Batch Inspection Certificates (SC) through the Saber system.

International Ship Transport Business License
Application Range
International passenger ship and bulk liquid hazardous cargo ship carriers must apply, while general cargo ships and container ships are subject to filing systems.
Application Requirements
At least one Five-Star Red Flag vessel in line with the scope of business.
Meets maritime safety and technical standards, equipped with certified senior management.

III. Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) Qualification
Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) License
Companies are allowed to issue bills of lading as carriers and directly sign freight rate agreements with shipping companies, but must be registered with the Ministry of Transport.
U.S. FMC Registration
U.S. companies engaged in non-vessel operating common carrier (NVOCC) activities must register with the Federal Maritime Commission to obtain legal booking qualifications.

IV. Certificates for Hazardous Goods Transportation
Document
Provide data on chemical physical and chemical properties, toxicity, transportation requirements, etc., and clearly specify the UN number (any number other than "Not applicable" will be considered hazardous).
Hazardous Material Classification and Identification
Compliance with packaging, labeling, and transportation conditions is ensured through testing in accordance with international standards such as the IATA DGR and IMDG.

Fifth, Waterway Transportation License
Application Materials
Business Establishment Application Report, Feasibility Analysis (including organizational structure, qualifications of management staff, etc.)
Vessel ownership certificate and safety crew certificate.
Approval Process
Material pre-screening (1 working day) → Review (1 working day) → Issuance of certificate or "Non-Approval Decision Letter".

Six, Ship Business Operating License
Domestic waterway transport vessels must carry proof of legal business qualification onboard to prevent the circulation of outdated vessels in violation of regulations.
Certificate Significance & Compliance
Reduce Risk: Ensure safe transportation of goods through certification and registration, avoid customs delays or legal disputes.
Enhance Efficiency: Streamline materials (such as reducing transfer registration documents by 40%) and compress processing time (shortening from 20 days to 3 days).
Market Access: Comply with target country regulations (e.g., Saudi Arabia IECEE Certification, U.S. FMC Filing), enhance corporate competitiveness.