As Chinese beauty products surge into Europe, a Yiwu-based supply chain company is solving one of the sector's toughest logistics problems: how to ship perfume, nail polish and other air-freight sensitive goods legally and reliably.
Longzu Supply Chain Management, based in Yiwu's Beiyuan subdistrict, explains that perfumes and nail polishes contain flammable ingredients and are classified as sensitive cargo in air transport, so ordinary international express channels usually refuse them. On top of that, the EU market imposes strict access requirements under the REACH regulation and EU cosmetics rules, with detailed ingredient declaration and safety assessment obligations, while customs clearance and tax procedures are complex for small merchants without import-export qualifications.
The company's answer is a full-chain, double-clearance, tax-inclusive door-to-door service that bundles export customs declaration, international transport, destination import clearance, payment of duties and taxes, and last-mile delivery into one package, covering Europe, the United States, the Middle East and Southeast Asia with flexible combinations of sea freight (FCL and LCL), air and land multimodal transport.
On compliance, Longzu applies a dual-review admission mechanism for sensitive goods, checking category, packaging and destination against carrier and regulatory requirements before accepting orders, and issuing risk disclosure documents that define transport limits and liability. The company commits to a customs documentation accuracy rate of no less than 99 percent, key-node information synchronization of at least 98 percent, and a handling plan for any exception within 24 hours.
Source: China Hongwang (zhonghongwang.com), October 2026.
