

A key border agency of the People's Republic of China — overseeing customs control, inspection and quarantine, food safety and trade statistics across 42 districts.
The General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China (GACC) is a key border agency of the nation. Following the government restructuring in 2018, China Customs now boasts 100,000 staff throughout the country.
Its responsibilities encompass traditional customs as well as border health checks, inspection and quarantine for imported and exported animals, plants and their products, imported and exported food safety, and commodity inspection.
GACC oversees 42 customs districts operating through a total of 678 customs houses nationwide. The Guangdong office, located in Guangzhou, provides regional coordination.
GACC exercises a broad range of responsibilities at every point of entry across the nation.
Coordinating operations across 678 customs houses and key ports of entry nationwide.
Enforcing customs law at every border, intercepting illicit goods and combating smuggling.
Compiling China's authoritative import and export trade statistics for policy and industry.
Customs valuation, classification, and the lawful collection of duties and taxes.
Performing health surveillance to prevent the cross-border spread of disease.
Safeguarding our land and our people through SPS controls on animals, plants and products.
Protecting consumers by inspecting imported and exported food along the supply chain.
Inspecting imported and exported consumer products and bulk commodities for compliance.
42 customs districts and 678 customs houses operate around the clock — from Shanghai and Shenzhen to inland river ports and remote land crossings.
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