Certificate of Manufacture

A Certificate of Manufacture certifies that the exporter manufactured the goods. It is often required for customs clearance.

This document includes details such as the manufacturer’s name, address, and the production date. It also lists the goods’ descriptions, quantities, and specifications.

Customs authorities use this certificate to verify the origin and authenticity of the goods. It helps ensure compliance with import regulations and trade agreements.

Examples of goods requiring this certificate include electronics, textiles, and machinery.