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South African Cherries Approved for Export to China: 54% Increase Expected in 2025/26 Season, Cold Treatment or Fumigation Required
The General Administration of Customs issued an announcement allowing the import of South African fresh cherries that meet the requirements. South African cherry production for the 2025/26 season is expected to reach 5,100 tonnes, up 54%, with exports to Asia rising by 334%.
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China and Uzbekistan Sign Watermelon Export Protocol to China; 38 Types of Fruits and Vegetables Already Approved for Export to China; 7 Categories Including Apples and Pears Awaiting Market Access
The General Administration of Customs and Uzbekistan signed a protocol on the export of fresh watermelons to China. 38 types of fruit and vegetable products from Uzbekistan have already been approved for export to China with phytosanitary certificates, and 7 categories including apples, pears and persimmons are expected to gain access in the future.
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China and Uzbekistan Sign a Protocol on Watermelon Exports to China: 38 Types of Fruits and Vegetables Already Approved for Export to China, with 7 Categories Including Apples and Pears Waiting in Line for Market Access
The General Administration of Customs and Uzbekistan signed a protocol on the export of fresh watermelons to China. 38 types of fruit and vegetable products from Uzbekistan have already been approved for export to China with a phytosanitary certificate, and 7 categories of products including apples, pears and persimmons are expected to gain market access in the future.
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China and Uzbekistan sign watermelon export-to-China protocol; 38 types of fruits and vegetables already approved for export to China, with 7 categories including apples and pears queued for market access
The General Administration of Customs and Uzbekistan signed a protocol on fresh watermelon exports to China. 38 types of fruit and vegetable products from Uzbekistan have already been approved for export to China with a phytosanitary certificate, and 7 categories of products including apples, pears and persimmons are expected to gain access subsequently.
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Darjeeling tea and edible oil industries mainly concerned about zero-tariff imports from Nepal
Under the South Asia Free Trade Area (SAFTA) agreement, zero-tariff imports from Nepal have become a major concern for the Darjeeling tea and edible oil industries. The Darjeeling tea industry, which is a major victim, as cheaper Nepali tea enters, has
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One week after ractopamine pork imports opened, labeling stickers are everywhere
One week after ractopamine pork opened up, labeling stickers are everywhere
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What are the tariffs on agricultural products imported into Japan?
As an important market for China's agricultural exports, Japan's agricultural product tariff system has a major impact on China's agricultural trade, so what is Japan's agricultural product tariff system like? What are the tariff rates on major agricultural products? This issue intends to provide an introduction to this. Japan's tariff rates
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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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Food self-sufficiency rate falls again! Corn, wheat and soybeans surge, meat imports hit an all-time high, and Chinese people now eat more meat than staple foods
Food self-sufficiency rate falls again! Corn, wheat and soybeans surge, meat imports hit an all-time high, and Chinese people now eat more meat than staple foods
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Garlic prices hit sky-high levels as imports get stuck at customs; traders criticize stricter quarantine rules, while the Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine says soil on the bulbs may carry pathogens and shipments must be returned
Garlic prices hit sky-high levels as imports get stuck at customs; traders criticize stricter quarantine rules, while the Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine says soil on the bulbs may carry pathogens and shipments must be returned
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