Food & Ingredients
Frozen, chilled, and ambient food moved under Thai FDA and destination-market rules.
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Built for your industry
Every sector has its own paperwork — here's what each one needs.
Our specialisations
What we specialise in most
The industries below are where we move the most volume and know the paperwork best. They are our specialisations, not the boundary of our service — Worldlink clears and forwards cargo for any industry.
Agricultural Goods
Rice, rubber, tapioca, and fresh produce, with phytosanitary and fumigation handled.
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Plastics & Packaging
Resins, films, and packaging materials, with tariff classification that holds up.
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Textiles & Fashion
Fabric, trims, and finished garments, with origin rules that survive an audit.
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Machinery & Equipment
Bakery, food, and factory machinery, from crated FCL to out-of-gauge breakbulk.
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What each sector's paperwork looks like
The documents are where sector shipments differ from each other. These are the ones we prepare most often for each.
Food & Ingredients
- Thai FDA (อย.) import licence and product registration checks
- Import License per Invoice (LPI) for the consignments that require one
- Health certificate and Certificate of Free Sale
- Phytosanitary certificate for plant-based ingredients
- Certificate of Origin, including FTA preference forms
- Tariff classification review before the declaration is filed
Agricultural Goods
- Phytosanitary certificate from the Department of Agriculture
- Fumigation certificate and treatment records
- CITES permit for regulated plant species and timber
- Certificate of Origin and FTA preference forms (Form D, Form E, Form AK)
- Weight and quality certificates where the buyer's letter of credit requires them
Plastics & Packaging
- Tariff classification review against the technical data sheet
- Safety Data Sheet screening for hazardous or restricted grades
- Certificate of Origin and FTA preference forms
- Tax Refund under Section 29 for imported inputs that are re-exported
Textiles & Fashion
- Certificate of Origin and FTA preference forms, checked against the bill of materials
- Origin-rule assessment for yarn-forward and fabric-forward tests
- Destination-market labelling and fibre-content requirements
- Tax Refund under Section 29 for imported fabric re-exported as garments
Machinery & Equipment
- Tariff classification review for the machine and for its parts separately
- Import conditions check for used and reconditioned machinery
- Investment-promotion machine list approval where duty exemption applies
- ISPM 15 heat-treatment marking on wooden crates, skids, and dunnage
- Certificate of Origin, including FTA preference forms