About Harvest An Tai

Cargo that needs a licence before it can fly.

Since 2013, our Beijing team has handled customs, regulatory approvals and international logistics for complex cargo entering China.

The reception at Harvest An Tai’s Beijing head office, with the company’s Chinese and English name mounted on the wall behind the desk
2013Established
10,000+Declarations a year
60+Corporate clients
25People
9Ports we file at
10Regulated categories

How we are organised

Chinese licensing is grantedper entity and per category —no single entity canhold them all.

Harvest An Tai operates together with a small group of affiliated companies under common ownership and control. Each holds the licences for a specific regulated category. This is why your contract may be with Harvest An Tai while the declaration for a given category is made by the affiliate that holds the relevant licence. We name the holding entity against every licence, and we confirm which one applies before you ship.

Where we act as importer of record, the compliance liability is ours and stays ours through any later audit. We identify a difficult category before shipment, answer customs enquiries ourselves, and say where a category falls outside our experience.
Sampling at the port of entry
A bilingual GHS label on an imported chemical
Hop pellets, opened for inspection
Porcelain from an art and antiques consignment

Operating footprint

Where we work

Head office in Beijing; warehousing in Beijing and Shanghai. We file at whichever of these nine ports the goods arrive at, and attend locally where customs or inspection requires it.

  1. BeijingPEK / PKX
  2. ShanghaiPVG / SHASeaports: Yangshan · Waigaoqiao
  3. GuangzhouCANSeaports: Nansha
  4. ShenyangSHE
  5. ShenzhenSZXSeaports: Yantian · Shekou
  6. ChengduCTU / TFU
  7. GuiyangKWE
  8. LuoyangLYA
  9. ChangshaCSX