Cameroon sorts imports into three groups: free products, products needing a technical visa or certificate of conformity from a competent ministry (for example health or security), and prohibited products. Pre-shipment inspection is required for imports and is generally carried out in the exporting country before the goods leave. Cameroon's national standards body, ANOR (Agence des Normes et de la Qualite), is central to conformity certification. Cameroon is officially bilingual (French and English), so confirm language expectations for labels, and check the specific rules on used goods such as vehicles, electronics and clothing, which are treated differently from new goods.
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