As a high - quality aquatic product, salmon is becoming increasingly popular in the domestic market. This article details the characteristics of salmon, Chinas review and licensing process for salmon imports, as well as the cargo inspection and traceability mechanisms. Through strict import processes and supervision, the quality and safety of salmon are ensured, allowing consumers to enjoy it with peace of mind.
This article elaborates in detail on the phytosanitary requirements for the import of fresh grapes from Uzbekistan into China, including laws and regulations, permitted imported commodities and origins, approved orchards and packing houses, the list of quarantine pests of concern, pre - export management requirements, packaging requirements, pre - export quarantine requirements, phytosanitary certificate requirements, and entry inspection, quarantine and non - compliance handling requirements.
This article details the inspection and quarantine requirements of China for imported Spanish almonds. These requirements include the source of almonds, the responsibilities of the production enterprise, the phytosanitary standards, the production requirements, the food safety standards, the packaging and transportation requirements, and the required certificates. All these requirements are to ensure that the imported almonds comply with Chinese laws, regulations, and food safety standards.
According to Document No. 2023.8081 issued by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) on July 12, 2023, the application submitted by Bayer CropScience SA-NV has been accepted. The application seeks to revise the maximum residue limits (MRLs) for flupyradifurone and its metabolite difluoroacetic acid in various plant and animal commodities and to set import tolerances. Based on the risk assessment results, EFSA recommends revising the MRLs for these substances.
This article details the regulatory basis, types of food products, application requirements, required materials, specific procedures, registration information queries, and modifications. Registration requires meeting certain application conditions, submitting relevant materials, and following specified procedures.
The article details the basis, conditions, procedures, and specific requirements for different types of registration for Chinese food production enterprises exporting food. It emphasizes that enterprises need to establish and implement food safety and hygiene control systems as well as food protection plans to ensure that food continuously complies with Chinas relevant laws and regulations, the safety and hygiene requirements for export food production enterprises, and the relevant laws and regulations of the importing country (region) during production, processing, and storage.
In recent years, trade between China and Russia has developed rapidly. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted the global economy and trade, and also had a certain impact on the growth of China-Russia trade, the fundamentals of economic and trade cooperation between the two countries have remained stable and achieved restorative growth. In the bilateral trade between China and Russia, food trade occupies an important position. Chinese vegetables, fruits, aquatic products, etc. have greatly enriched the food baskets of the Russian people. Compared with animal - sourced products, Russias import supervision of plant - sourced products is relatively loose, and enterprise registration is not required. However, the content of other process supervision is generally the same as that of the import management of animal - sourced products.
On June 6, 2023, the National Agrarian Health Service of Peru submitted Notification G/SPS/N/PER/1011 to the WTO. This notification contains a draft resolution on the phytosanitary requirements for importing Chinese - produced tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) seeds. The deadline for comments is August 5, 2023. According to this notification, Peru has put forward strict mandatory quarantine requirements for importing Chinese - produced tomato seeds.
New Regulations of the General Administration of Customs: Great Relaxation of Aquatic Product Import Access!
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