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Has any one here ship to countries like Singapore, Australia from U.S . If, yes, do these countries required CE Mark?. I heard that some countries required CE mark and custom will denie entry if product does not have this seal..

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thanks for sharing

it's all pretty complicated

Hi, when I used direct mail marketing, I entrusted it to my agent, who has been doing this for a long time. I can say that this is not an easy process, and you will have to hire a person who will do it. But, I believe that direct mail marketing is the best way to promote your business at the moment, so you need to master it and promote your business. However, I can advise you that before sending by mail, I advise you to read the information on the Internet about what items can be transported and in what quantity. When I was still engaged in direct mail marketing, I read articles about transportation rules by mail on this site - mailingfacts.com.

It's crucial to do thorough research and ensure your products comply with the regulations of the destination country. This might involve obtaining the necessary certifications or markings to avoid any issues with customs.

Navigating international shipping regulations can be a bit daunting, especially when it comes to requirements like the CE Mark. While I haven't had direct experience shipping to Singapore or Australia, I've heard that some countries do indeed require the CE Mark for certain products. If you're looking for a reliable shipping service for your cross-country car shipping needs, I've heard great things about www.a1autotransport.com/cross-country-car-shipping/. Their expertise and track record in the industry could be invaluable in ensuring a smooth shipping process.

Hi you need to know the regulations of the country of destination. Look at documents needed, and ofcourse the person who will handle upon arrival. You also need to look at incoterms

I’ve shipped stuff to Singapore and Australia before, and neither of them usually requires CE marking. They have their own rules and standards. For peace of mind, it’s worth checking their specific requirements for your product, or even consulting with a shipping expert. Better safe than sorry!

I’ve shipped stuff to Singapore and Australia before, and neither required a CE mark. CE is mostly for the EU. Just double-check the local rules for each country since they might have their own regulations.