Markets
The machine is the easy part. Your country’s paperwork is not.
A self-loading mixer is the same machine in every port. What changes is which certificate has to exist before your bank will open a file, who is legally allowed to apply for it, and how long that takes. Where we have read a country’s rules end to end from the regulator’s own documents, we write the sequence down and publish it.
Country guides
One country written up in full, so far
A guide goes up when the import sequence has been traced through the regulator’s own published documents — not when we would like traffic from that country.
Nigeria
The SONCAP sequence, written in the order your bank enforces it: the Product Certificate has to exist before a Form M can be opened, and it is the exporter who applies for it, in China. Includes the regulator’s own published certificate fees, the deposit rule that comes from the Central Bank rather than from us, and the one reading of the machinery exemption we will not stretch in your favour.
Read it before you take the file to your bank.
The rest are in progress
We quote and ship well beyond the one country written up above. What is missing is the written guide, not the capability. Until a country’s sequence has been checked against its own regulator, it stays off this list — and its certificate requirements sit on the compliance page instead, each one with the scheme document it came from.
Covered as certificate notes
Markets with rules published, guides not yet written
These are on the compliance page rather than here. Each entry names the scheme, who may legally file it, and the regulator document it is taken from.
- Kenya and Tanzania — PVoC certificate of conformity, filed by us before shipment.
- Ghana — G-CAP / EasyPASS certificate of conformity, filed by us before shipment.
- Saudi Arabia — SABER, which by regulation only your Saudi agent or importer may file.
- United Arab Emirates — no product conformity certificate required for this machine.
Import duty is missing from that list on purpose. Duty and clearance treatment are confirmed with your customs broker before we quote, and we do not print a rate we have not verified for your country.
Tell us the destination port and we will tell you which certificate stands between you and the machine — before you pay anyone a deposit.
That answer is free and it is specific. If your country needs a filing we are not permitted to make, we will say so and tell you who has to make it, which is a shorter conversation than discovering it at the port.