In the international logistics industry, there are several different kinds of goods: specifically divided into general goods, sensitive goods, contraband these three categories. Then how to distinguish these three types of goods?

The first kind: general goods. General goods are ordinary goods, general goods with no special requirements for transportation, loading and unloading, storage, that is, ordinary container boxes can be loaded, not dangerous goods or frozen goods and fresh-keeping goods, not super high and wide, not frame and other special boxes of goods, and not commodity inspection goods.

The second kind: sensitive goods. Sensitive goods refer to the goods between ordinary goods and prohibited goods. It is a general term that may involve or involve prohibited goods that are not strictly regulated. The definition of sensitive goods is more complex. It can be divided into the following four categories:

1. Legally inspected goods.

2. The so-called "high-risk" goods mainly refer to those goods that are easy to produce "high export tax rebates" and "false high tax rebates".

3. Goods subject to export tax, related to copyright or political factors, and goods similar to contraband, etc.

4. Goods with electric and magnetic properties and safety risks.

The export of sensitive goods is more troublesome than that of general goods, and there are more risks and matters to be paid attention to.

The third kind: contraband. Namely OUR COUNTRY AND INTERNATIONAL OTHER COUNTRIES expressly PROHIBIT THE GOODS THAT TRANSPORT. Such as: inflammable and explosive, toxic and corrosive, strong acid and alkali radioactive articles, toxic spiritual articles, guns and ammunition, knife control equipment, reactionary newspapers and books, telecommunications fraud tools, etc., all involving such articles are illegal goods.