Export Requirements / Compliance

The first step is a foundation mandated for every Malaysian business owners before any exports can be achieved. That is:

The trader, or merchant, must first officially register with the Companies Commission of Malaysia, in order to validate that the enterprise set-up is a legitimate corporate.

This coincides in identifying if you would like to opt for a Product Registration, which is to legalise your manufactured goods for an industrial-scale, or mass production exporting.

The first step is a foundation mandated for every Malaysian business owners before any exports can be achieved. That is:

The trader, or merchant, must first officially register with the Companies Commission of Malaysia, in order to validate that the enterprise set-up is a legitimate corporate.

This coincides in identifying if you would like to opt for a Product Registration, which is to legalise your manufactured goods for an industrial-scale, or mass production exporting. The product registration counselling offered by DagangHalal offers a hindsight and industrial knowledge towards what certification is needed for the target country when exporting is conducted, as well as necessary training that is needed for factory-based operations. But reference, a centralised platform where readily accessible internet usage to browse into is the Malaysia's national single window, or Dagang.Net where imports regulation or even exporting news can be referred - in real-time update - under one singular digital source.

All manners of importing and exporting are controlled, and routinely supervised and changed by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) according to industrial and geopolitical trends. But under the Custom Prohibition Act 1967, a basic necessity of regulation was imposed in the order of, and centred to:

Protecting local manufacturer's interest, health and also wildlife, alongside the safety of the nation. To consider foreign policies (as so to alter and slightly change the available regulation found of both imports and exports). Ensuring the very least form of essential goods supply can be received, and used by Malaysians.