Regarding the issue of exporting accessories, especially brand - name accessories such as Siemens electrical modules, you need to be extra careful because it involves brand rights, export declaration and possible infringement risks. Correct declaration and compliant operation are the keys to ensuring smooth export. The following provides some suggestions and steps, hoping to help solve your doubts.

During the export process, it is very important to declare goods information honestly and accurately, including the brand name. If your product contains Siemens electrical modules, the brand should be clearly marked in the declaration. This is because customs will judge the value, classification of the goods, and whether special import licenses or inspections are required based on the information you provide.

If there are accessories of well - known brands such as Siemens on the product, theoretically, an authorization certificate from the brand is required to prove that you have the right to export products of this brand. This is because brands are usually protected by trademark laws, and unauthorized use may be considered an infringement of the brand owners rights.

(1) With Authorization Letter:If you can obtain an authorization letter from the brand or through a formal channel, this will greatly simplify the export process and reduce the risk of infringement.
(2) Without Authorization Letter:Without proper authorization, there are indeed certain risks involved. Although in practice, some small-scale exports might simplify declarations by labeling them as "no brand" or "OEM," this is neither a long-term nor a secure solution.

Finding an experienced freight forwarder is a viable way to handle such problems. Professional freight forwarders understand the export processes and rules of various commodities and can provide appropriate solutions. For some small items, using?Express Courier?the service may be a convenient choice, but even for express delivery, correct declaration is necessary. Regarding whether to mark the brand, although in some cases the express delivery company may not be as strict as the customs, it is still recommended to follow the standard declaration process to avoid possible legal risks.

(1) Non - brand Declaration:If you choose to declare as "No Brand" or "OEM," ensure that your goods will not be subject to additional customs scrutiny as a result, as this may lead to export delays or additional costs.
(2) Grey - customs Declaration:Some people may suggest exporting through some informal channels (grey customs) to avoid the issue of brand authorization, but this method is extremely risky and may lead to the seizure of goods, fines, or even more serious legal consequences.

The safest approach is to obtain authorization from the brand as much as possible, or purchase the accessories to be exported through formal channels and ensure that all necessary documents and information are provided during export. In the absence of authorization, correctly declaring and exporting through professional freight forwarders or express delivery services is a more conservative approach to avoid legal risks. Ultimately, considering the possible risks and consequences, following standard operations and honest declaration is the key.