On July 11, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Le Minh Hoan signed the Protocol on phytosanitary requirements for exporting durians from Vietnam to China.
This is an important condition for Vietnamese durians to have a sustainable output in the Chinese market.
After that, the Protocol will be sent to the General Administration of Customs of China for publication on the website of the General Administration of Customs of China, along with a list of durians growing areas and packing facilities of Vietnam eligible for export.
Durian fruit was officially allowed to be imported into the Chinese market after the Protocol was published on the website of the General Administration of Customs of China along with a list of approved durians growing areas and packing facilities of Vietnam. Browser.
According to this Protocol, fresh Vietnamese durian fruits must comply with China's laws, regulations and standards related to food hygiene and safety as well as phytosanitary requirements.
In order to export durian fruit to the Chinese market, the Plant Protection Department has directed the entire plant quarantine system in the places where the goods arrive to check the origin of the goods related to the code, technical requirements on packaging and labels.
China is a large and potential market for fresh durian consumption for Vietnam. Therefore, the negotiation process to open the market has been started by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, which directed the Plant Protection Department to start in 2018.
Recently, the General Department of Customs of China has agreed to pilot import of Vietnamese passion fruit from July 2022.
Thus, durian is the 11th fruit of Vietnam allowed to be exported to China, along with dragon fruit, watermelon, lychee, longan, banana, mango, jackfruit, rambutan, mangosteen and passion fruit.
Source: Th. Lam/ saigondautu.com.vn
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