Export Compliance Support

As a Chinese manufacturer of controlled heavy rare-earth metals and master alloys, we strictly follow MOFCOM dual-use export-control regulations. For every controlled shipment, we prepare standardized compliance documentation to support overseas end-users and distributors with customs clearance and regulatory review.

Scope of Control

Metals and master alloys containing yttrium, gadolinium, erbium or other controlled heavy rare-earth elements above regulatory thresholds require a MOFCOM export license. In practice, alloys containing more than 0.1% of a controlled element are generally treated as controlled items; alloys below this threshold are normally exempt, but final determination rests with MOFCOM. Alloys without controlled heavy rare-earth elements do not require a dual-use license.

Documents We Provide

1. Supply-Chain Traceability Statement — Batch-level traceability covering raw-material sources and vacuum-melting production records for EU and global audits.

2. Civil End-Use Supplier Declaration — Certifies our materials are for civil applications such as medical implants, oil-gas down-hole components, non-military casting and R&D.

3. Dual-Use Export License Application — We apply to MOFCOM for each order. Small trial orders incur fixed compliance costs; annual framework orders allow consolidated licensing to reduce unit cost.

4. Quality Documents — CNAS-validated COA, MSDS, REACH supporting documents and full purity/impurity test reports for every batch. All license-application data is supported by in-house ICP testing and CNAS-accredited reports, ensuring consistency between declaration, test report and customs data.

Important: The legally binding End-User & End-Use Statement (EUC) must be completed, signed and submitted by your end-user, not issued by our factory. Materials cannot be diverted to military, weapon-related or defense-grade aerospace applications; commercial/civil aerospace is reviewed case-by-case by MOFCOM.

What We Need From You

1. Signed End-User & End-Use Statement (EUC) from your end-user

2. End-user company introduction

3. Clear description of end-use and final product

4. Complete supply-chain information (importer, end-user, downstream customer if applicable)

5. Contract or purchase order

Process & Lead Time

Document preparation → MOFCOM review (statutory period, subject to extension) → license issuance → customs declaration. Please allow sufficient lead time, especially for sensitive end-users; review may be extended if additional information is requested.

Important Notice

1. Controlled items above the applicable threshold require a MOFCOM export license.

2. Alloys without controlled heavy rare-earth elements are exempt.

3. A signed EUC, clear end-use description and complete supply-chain information are required to initiate licensing.

4. Diversion to unauthorized end-uses or third-party re-export is prohibited under China’s Export Control Law.

Not sure whether your material triggers a license? Send us your product specification and intended end-use; our compliance team will review and advise.

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