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Customs clearance of blenders from Iranian customs (HS 85094020 + documents and permits)

Customs clearance of various blender devices: Blenders are among the most widely used electrical equipment in homes, restaurants, and various industries, including food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics/personal care. Given their broad functionality and strong market demand, these devices are continuously imported into Iran. Due to the importance and sensitivity of importing these devices, familiarity with the customs clearance process and its key points is essential.

To estimate the time and cost of clearing household and industrial blenders, contact the experts at Saba Tarkhis.

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1) Applications of blenders

Applications of blenders: Blenders are used in households to prepare various beverages, sauces, soups, and other food mixtures. In addition to household use, these devices are employed in the food industry to prepare and mix materials on a large scale with high precision. For example, in the food industry they are used to produce products such as tomato paste, sauces, and purees. In the pharmaceutical industry, these devices are used to mix pharmaceutical materials and produce various creams and ointments. In the cosmetics and personal care industries, they are also used to produce creams, lotions, and other cosmetic products. Each of these devices, depending on the use case, has different designs and structures that lead to specific features and diverse applications.

2) Key points in clearing blenders

1. Customs tariff code (HS Code)

Customs tariff code (HS Code): Blenders fall under tariff code 85094020. This tariff code applies to all electric blenders, both household and industrial. This code is recognized in the global HS classification and its accurate determination is important for calculating customs duties and facilitating clearance.

2. Required documents for clearance

Commercial Invoice: This document includes precise information about the price, quantity, and specifications of the goods and is issued by the seller.
Packing List: This document includes details about packaging and the number of packages and is necessary for physical inspection by customs appraisers.
Bill of Lading: Issued by the carrier, it indicates ownership of the goods and the shipping details.
Certificate of Origin: This certificate states the producing country and is required to apply preferential tariffs or avoid additional duties.
Health permit from the Food and Drug Organization: If the blender is imported for direct contact with food, this permit is mandatory. It ensures the device is hygienically safe and meets required standards.

3. Health standards and regulations

Health standards and regulations: Blenders that come into contact with food must have international hygiene certifications such as ISO 22000 (food safety management system) or HACCP (hazard analysis and critical control points). These certificates confirm that the devices are hygienically reliable and safe for use in food processing.
Item Short description HS Code
Electric blender (household/industrial) blender for kitchen/industrial use; direct contact with food 85094020

Final subheading selection depends on application, power, accessories, and safety/hygiene features.

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3) Clearance steps and process

Order registration in the Single Window trade system: Before the goods enter customs, the import order for blenders must be registered in the national trade system. This enables closer oversight of imports, and all information about the goods—including tariff code, type, quantity, and other specifications—must be registered there.

Inspection and appraisal of goods: After blenders arrive at customs, appraisers physically inspect and evaluate the goods based on the provided documents. This includes checking the number and type of devices, their conformity with documents, and assessing the true value for determining customs duties.

Payment of customs charges: After final appraisal, import duties, value added tax, and other related charges must be paid. These costs vary depending on the goods’ value and set tariffs. Payment is usually made electronically, and once confirmed, the goods are ready for release.

Final release of goods: After paying customs charges and receiving customs approval, the goods are ready for release. At this stage, the final release permit is issued and the goods can be transported to their final destination. For faster clearance, experienced customs brokers are usually engaged to navigate the process and quickly resolve potential issues.
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4) Import/export conditions and market status

Special conditions for importing and exporting blenders  Imports to Iran: Imports of blenders to Iran are mainly from China, Germany, Italy, and South Korea. Owing to mass production and competitive pricing, China is the largest exporter to Iran. European and Korean products also hold a strong position in the Iranian market due to higher quality and international standards. Exports from Iran: Thanks to suitable domestic manufacturing capacity in home appliances and industrial equipment, Iran exports blenders to regional countries including Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Gulf states.
Import and export volumes of blenders  Imports: In recent years, blender imports into Iran have been about 15,000 units per year. This volume indicates strong domestic market demand.
Exports: Exports of Iranian-made blenders to neighboring countries are estimated at around 3,000 units per year. These exports are mainly to developing economies with demand for household equipment.
Global market status  Global turnover: The global blender market is worth several billion dollars annually. China is the largest producer and exporter of these devices. The United States, the European Union, and Japan are also among the largest importers, though they meet part of their needs through domestic production.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HS Code for blenders?

Electric blenders are generally classified under 85094020; final determination depends on technical specifications and use.

What documents are required for clearance?

Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, and a health permit (for food contact) are key documents.

Is a specific standard required?

For direct food contact, compliance with HACCP or ISO 22000 is recommended and in some cases required.

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Clearing blenders is sensitive due to hygiene/standard requirements and diverse applications. With practical experience, Saba Tarkhis advances your process quickly and in full compliance.

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Special customs services by Saba Brokerage

With years of experience and expertise in customs clearance, our brokerage offers distinctive, premium services to clients. Some of Saba Brokerage’s special services include:

Professional, specialized consulting: Our experts, fully aware of customs laws and regulations and experienced in clearing blenders, are ready to guide you through all stages of import and clearance. From choosing the best tariff code to preparing and completing the necessary documents, everything is done accurately and quickly.
Accurate and continuous follow-up: We continuously track the clearance status of your goods. From arrival at customs to obtaining the final release permit, our experts are present at every stage and promptly act in case of any issue or delay.
Reducing costs and clearance time: By using Saba Brokerage’s services, you can minimize your customs costs. This is achieved through selecting the most suitable transportation methods, negotiating with suppliers, and optimizing clearance processes.
Post-clearance services: Our team’s services are not limited to clearance. After release, we are ready to support you with warehousing, domestic transport, and distribution in the domestic market—helping you manage your import process completely and smoothly.
Quality assurance and customer satisfaction: Our primary goal is to deliver quality services and achieve full customer satisfaction. By providing precise, fast, and cost-effective services, we strive to offer you a positive, hassle-free experience.

Customs clearance of blenders is a sensitive, complex process requiring full awareness of customs laws/regulations, proper documentation, and continuous follow-up. With Saba Brokerage’s services, you can complete this process with full confidence and without concern. Our experienced team offering professional consulting, diligent follow-up, and comprehensive post-clearance services will be with you at every stage.

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