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Import Wine grapes to Vietnam: Customs procedures; import duty and transportation 2024
Do you want to export Wine grapes to Vietnam? Do you need to calculate freight from the export warehouse to Vietnam? You want to know about Vietnam’s procedure and import duties for importing Wine grapes to Vietnam? Import procedures for Wine grapes?
In this article, Logistics HP Global Vietnam, whose many years in providing freight and logistics services import Wine grapes from many countries to Vietnam, will share knowledge and advice on the above issues.
HS code and import duty of Wine grapes in Vietnam
HS Code, Duties, Taxes on importing Wine grapes to Vietnam:
Wine grapes’s HS code Chapter 22: Beverages, spirits and vinegar
When importing Wine grapes to Vietnam, the importer needs to pay
- Import value-added tax (VAT)
- Import duty
VAT and preferential import duty on Wine grapes to Vietnam in 2024:
| HS Code | Descriptions | VAT (%) | Preferential Import duty (%) | Normal import tax (%) |
| 2204 | Wine of fresh grapes, including fortified wines; grape must other than that of heading 20.09. | |||
| 22041000 | – Sparkling wine | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| – Other wine; grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested by the addition of alcohol: | ||||
| 220421 | – – In containers holding 2 l or less: | |||
| – – – Wine: | ||||
| 22042111 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22042113 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15 % vol. but not exceeding 23 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22042114 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 23 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| – – – Grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested by the addition of alcohol: | ||||
| 22042121 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22042122 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 220422 | – – In containers holding more than 2 l but not more than 10 l: | |||
| – – – Wine: | ||||
| 22042211 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22042212 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15 % vol. but not exceeding 23 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22042213 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 23 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| – – – Grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested by the addition of alcohol: | ||||
| 22042221 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22042222 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 220429 | – – Other: | |||
| – – – Wine: | ||||
| 22042911 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22042912 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15 % vol. but not exceeding 23% vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| – – – Grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested by the addition of alcohol: | ||||
| 22042921 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22042922 | – – – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 220430 | – Other grape must: | |||
| 22043010 | – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
| 22043020 | – – Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15 % vol. | 8% | 50% | 75% |
Note: The HS code and taxes mentioned above are for reference only.
Import duty on Wine grapes into Vietnam from Major Markets in 2024:
| HS’s code | China | India | USA | ASEAN | Korea | Japan | England | Europe | Australia | Russia | Canada | Mexico |
| 22041000 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042111 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 4,5% (VN-EAEU) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042113 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 4,5% (VN-EAEU) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042114 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042121 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042122 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA, VKFTA, RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 4,5% (VN-EAEU) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042211 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 4,5% (VN-EAEU) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042212 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042213 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042221 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042222 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042911 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 4,5% (VN-EAEU) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042912 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042921 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22042922 | 0% (ACFTA) or 42,5% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA or RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 22% (CPTPP) | 18,7% (UKVFTA) | 18,7% (EVFTA) | 20% (AANZFTA) or 40% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 22% (CPTPP) | 23% (CPTPP) |
| 22043010 | 0% (ACFTA) or 46,8% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 44% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA) or 55% (RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 25% (CPTPP) | 20,6% (UKVFTA) | 20,6% (EVFTA) | 40% (AANZFTA) or 44% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 25% (CPTPP) | 30% (CPTPP) |
| 22043020 | 0% (ACFTA) or 46,8% (RCEP) | 65% (AIFTA) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 0% (ATIGA) or 44% (RCEP) | 50% (AKFTA or VKFTA) or 55% (RCEP) | 50% (AJCEP or VJEPA or RCEP) or 25% (CPTPP) | 20,6% (UKVFTA) | 20,6% (EVFTA) | 40% (AANZFTA) or 44% (RCEP) | 50% (Preferential Import duty) | 25% (CPTPP) | 30% (CPTPP) |
The above list is import taxes on Wine grapes from some major markets. Note: for countries with FTAs, goods can only enjoy Special preferential import taxes above if they meet the conditions as required by the agreement. If the conditions of the agreement are not met, they will enjoy Preferential import tax.
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Governmental management on importing Wine grapes to Vietnam
What certificates are required in importing Wine grapes to Vietnam?
Requirements when importing wine:
- Business registration includes wine business
- Imported wine includes finished wine in bottles, boxes, barrels… for immediate consumption and wine in the form of semi-finished products and auxiliary ingredients used to make finished wine in Vietnam.
- Only businesses with a License to trade and distribute alcohol products can directly import alcohol and must be responsible for the quality and food safety of imported alcohol.
- Imported wine must have a declaration of conformity registered with a competent Vietnamese agency before customs clearance and must be issued a “Notice of results confirming that food meets import requirements” for each shipment according to the regulations. current regulations.
- Imported wine must have legal import documents according to current regulations and comply with regulations on labeling imported wine according to regulations.
Note when ordering a ship: If the goods go from Europe, it takes about 1 month, if ordered in the hot season, you need to consider using a cold container, or use a liner (anti-heat) to ensure the wine does not get hot or spoil the wine.
Conditions for importing wine with alcohol below 5.5 degrees:
1. Enterprises, cooperatives, cooperative unions or business households are established according to the provisions of law.
2. Comply with legal regulations on food safety.
3. Wine can only be imported into Vietnam through international border gates.
4. Register with the Economic Department or the Economic and Infrastructure Department of the district People’s Committee where the trader’s head office is located before conducting business activities according to Form No. 14, Section II in the Appendix issued herewith. according to Decree 17/2020/ND-CP. In case there is a change to the registered content, additional registration must be made.
⇒ According to Decree No. 105/2017/ND-CP dated September 14, 2017: Imported wine must have a declaration of conformity registered with a competent Vietnamese agency before importing and must be granted a “Declaration of conformity” Report the results of certifying that the food meets import requirements” for each shipment according to current regulations
Customs procedure to import Wine grapes into Vietnam
What procedure of importing Wine grapes to Vietnam? What documents are needed when importing Wine grapes to Vietnam?
Due to the specialized management policy mentioned above, when importing Wine grapes, in addition to the import document set in accordance with standard regulations (Invoice; Bill of Lading; Packing List; Certificate of Origin if needed..), the importer must have Liquor business license, Declaration of conformity and quality inspection and import stamp.
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Label for Wine grapes imported to Vietnam:
Wine grapes to imported into Vietnam must comply with regulations regarding labeling for imported goods (Name of goods; Name and address of the organization/individual responsible for the goods; Origin of the goods, Other contents according to the nature of each type of goods)
Mandatory content on Wine labels
1. Wine produced for domestic consumption and imported wine must be stamped and labeled according to regulations, except in cases where wine is produced manually for sale to an enterprise with a license to produce industrial wine. reprocessed.
2. Imported semi-finished wine does not have to be stamped.
a) Quantity;
b) Ethanol content;
c) Expiry date (if any);
d) Storage instructions (for wine);
e) Warning information (if any);
f) Batch identification code (if any).
Freight Shipping For Wine grapes To Vietnam
Shipping time by sea and by air
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Shipping freight
Freight charges depend on many factors, both fixed and variable over time. Therefore, please provide specific or anticipated shipment details to HP Global Vietnam to receive a complete quote on all costs for the entire import process. – Contact: ++84 886115726 or ++84 984870199, whatsapp: ++84 865996476, email: info@hpgloballtd.com
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