Chinese Maritime Customs Service

The Chinese Maritime Customs Service is a governmental agency responsible for regulating and overseeing maritime trade and customs activities in China. Established in the 19th century, its main functions include collecting tariffs, preventing smuggling, ensuring compliance with trade laws, and facilitating international shipping. The agency plays a crucial role in protecting national interests and promoting lawful trade, as well as generating revenue for the government. Additionally, it helps maintain maritime security and supports economic development through efficient customs processes linked to shipping and imports/exports.