Exporting COC to Algeria - Product Conformity Assessment Scheme (PCA Scheme)

Algeria coc certificate template

Any controlled product imported into Algeria must have a conformity document (quality certificate) issued by an authorized inspection and certification body. The document must prove that the goods comply with the country's technical regulations and standards.

As a qualified certification and inspection body, the agency can issue appropriate qualification documents called Certificate de Contrôle de Qualité des Marchandises to assist in customs clearance. This certificate of conformity must be issued in the exporting country.

Algeria’s quality certificates ensure that goods meet mandatory safety, quality and security requirements, enabling international trade, avoiding customs delays and reducing potential losses arising from the import of non-compliant products.

Algeria COC range

1. Chemical products: including but not limited to: tires, bicycle tires, pencils, ballpoint pens, rubber condoms, paper and paper products, soaps and detergents, shoe polish, safety matches, fertilizers, water purifiers, cement;

2. Food and agricultural products, including but not limited to: packaged food, milk and dairy products, meat and meat products, juices, beverages, alcoholic beverages, oils and fats, grains, sugar and sugar products, animal feed;

3. Textiles, including but not limited to: fabrics, clothing, yarn, blankets, upholstery items, furniture fabrics, rags, carpets;

4. Fuel and petroleum products, including but not limited to: gasoline, paraffin, petroleum and lubricants;

5. Toys and childcare products (all categories), including but not limited to: dolls, miniatures and simulation models;

6. Footwear, including but not limited to footwear made of the following materials: leather, rubber, plastic, canvas or other simulation models;

7. Mechanical products: including but not limited to: LPG cylinders and accessories, gasoline and kerosene stoves, hurricane lamps, locks, nails, hand tools, bicycles, auto parts, shock absorbers, fan belts, seat belts, brake blocks, spark plugs ;

8. Electronic (including electronic devices) and electrical products, including but not limited to: electronic (including electronic devices) and electrical products, household appliances, photocopiers, computers, printers, other electronic consumables except lamp holders, switches and plugs .

We issue a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) for export goods after reviewing the following reports:

Pre-shipment physical inspection

Sampling, testing and analysis in an accredited laboratory

A CoC will be issued only after confirmation of eligibility.

Algeria COC certification process:

1. Product testing/or customers provide test reports themselves, the standards require Algerian standards or international standards

2. Submit application materials, including experimental reports and inspection applications

3. The organization reviews the application materials, approves the application and notifies the goods for inspection

4. The inspector will inspect and load the goods on the spot.

5. Provide packing list and invoice, and apply for draft certificate from the agency

6. After the draft certificate is confirmed to be correct, the COC customs clearance certificate will be issued.

Algeria COC certification inspection fees: 

Different products have different prices and fees, please contact us for details.

With complete information, it will take about 3 days to complete the inspection and issue a draft. After the draft certificate is confirmed, a formal certificate can be issued.

With decades of experience managing global conformity assessment schemes, we provide exporters with efficient and comprehensive solutions to ensure that goods shipped comply with Algerian requirements.

Algeria import tariffs,

Algeria applies customs tariffs to imported goods ranging from 0 to 30 percent, depending on the product type. Customs uses the CIF price (e.g., the price before tax) to calculate duties and taxes.

Algeria import document

Customs declarations must be made in writing and signed by the declarant, who may be the owner, the customs agent, or the carrier.  The declaration must be submitted to the customs office having jurisdiction over the port of entry, and the submission must be made within 21 days from the date of registration of the document.  In addition to the customs declaration, the customs clearance file must include an invoice with a bank domiciliation, a copy of the company’s trade registration, a copy of the tax card issued by the relevant fiscal authorities, the border inspection document, documentary evidence of origin, an itemized list of contents (i.e., a detail note), certificates of conformity and quality from an independent third party, and the approval mandate of the customs agent.

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