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Vietnamese and Thai durians flood the market, and imported durian prices plunge 30-40% in one month
According to Vietnamese media reports, at the end of April the orchard purchase price of Ri 6 (Vietnamese Chin Hoa) fell 30-40% compared with early April, to 50,000-55,000 Vietnamese dong/kg, equivalent to 14.7-15.2 yuan/kg. Surveys show that purchase prices in Tien Giang Province, Ben Tre Province and Can Tho City were only 50,000
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Only 20% of imported Japanese strawberries pass pesticide residue testing
The Consumers' Foundation sampled local and imported strawberries in January this year. Of the twelve strawberry samples tested, only the Korean strawberries had no pesticide residues detected; the remaining eleven strawberry samples were found to contain one to seventeen types of pesticide residues, and six of them did not meet the allowable agricultural residue limits, giving an overall failure rate of 50%. Broken down by place of origin, Japan's failure rate was even higher
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Imported tea passed off as Taiwan organic tea: "Goddess Farmer" apologizes in tears
Chen Lixue, once named a "Century Goddess Farmer" and owner of the Jiafang Organic Tea Garden in Taitung, has been investigated by the Taitung District Prosecutors Office for allegedly selling tea blended with or passed off as imported tea. Prosecutors believe she and her husband Su Yinde are suspected of fraud and of falsely labeling the country of origin of goods, and each was released on bail of 100,000 yuan. Chen Lixue came forward on the evening of the 11th, choking up several times and bowing.
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Australian avocado planting expands sharply, production up 65%, import prices plummet
Avocado is a fruit native to South America. In earlier years, prices were relatively good, but with the current growth in planting area, prices have fallen sharply. In recent years, due to strong consumer demand for avocados, Australian fruit farmers have rushed to plant them in large numbers, and many trees planted in the past two years began to flower and bear fruit this year. In addition,
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Taiwan pineapples banned from import by mainland China: how big is the impact on Taiwan?
China Customs recently suddenly announced the suspension of imports of Taiwan pineapples (ananas), the notice stated that from March 1, 2021, the import of pineapples from the Taiwan region into the mainland would be suspended, and explained that quarantine pests had been intercepted multiple times in pineapples imported from the Taiwan region into the mainland, and that in order to prevent plant epidemic risks from the source
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China Said to Suspend Imports of Australian Agricultural Products Including Barley and Wine
Foreign media, citing informed sources, reported that China has issued a notice requiring the suspension of imports of at least 7 categories of goods originating from Australia, including barley and wine. The report said China has asked that customs clearance be suspended for Australian imports including barley, wine, sugar, timber, coal, lobster and copper ore.
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Red Imported Fire Ant Control Plans, and Symptoms and Treatment After Being Stung
The red imported fire ant is an extremely harmful pest. After this ant stings a person, it may even cause death, so this pest is a very formidable one. After being stung, we must treat it promptly and must not ignore it or leave the sting untreated
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Red Imported Fire Ant Control Plan: The Hazards of Red Imported Fire Ants and How to Eliminate Them
The red imported fire ant - do you know this pest? What do you know about it? The red imported fire ant is an extremely destructive pest, and an invasion by this pest is truly terrifying. To strengthen the prevention and control of the invasive red imported fire ant, we must continue to hold the north-south defense line with a containment strategy,
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Climate-Driven Extinction of the Bramble Cay Melomys Highlights the Importance of Understanding the Environment
If we do not properly protect the environment, there will be fewer and fewer animals around the world, and the quality of the environment people live in will get worse and worse. The Australian government recently confirmed that the Bramble Cay melomys, which lived in the Great Barrier Reef area, is believed to have gone extinct between 2009 and 2014, becoming the world's first
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Argentine cherries imported to China: what are the natural conditions for growing them locally?
Growing cherries in Argentina is very successful, so for Argentine cherries imported to China, what are the natural conditions for cultivating cherries in Argentina? Do you know? Let's take a look. China and Argentina have officially signed the "Protocol of the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China and the State Secretariat of Agricultural Industry of the Ministry of Production and Labor of the Argentine Republic on the Phytosanitary Requirements for the Export of Fresh Cherries from Argentina to China."
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