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Suspects Detained in 1.2 Billion Yuan Nut Smuggling CaseNanjing customs authorities recently cracked a major smuggling case involving illegally imported U.S. nuts worth over 1.2 billion Chinese yuan. August 11, 2020
Benjamin Henry
US Nectarines Face Fierce Competition in ChinaAlthough U.S. nectarines are now permitted to enter China, the vast majority of China’s nectarine imports originate from Chile and Australia owing to their counter-seasonal availability. August 10, 2020
Jing Zang
China Customs Uncovers 2 Tons of Counterfeit Brand Name LemonsFor the second time this year, Chinese customs officers recently discovered a shipment of counterfeit Unifrutti-branded lemons bound for export. August 05, 2020
Benjamin Henry
China Customs Halts Imports of Turkish CherriesCustoms officials in Shanghai recently detected plant pests in cherries imported from Turkey. August 03, 2020
Jing Zang
Market Access List Update: Indonesian Dragon Fruit, Cambodian Mangos ApprovedChina’s General Administration of Customs publishes its latest list of fruits permitted for import, with the addition of Indonesian dragon fruit and Cambodian mangos. July 30, 2020
Benjamin Henry
Overseas New Plant Variety Rights Sought for Two Sichuan Kiwi VarietiesNew plant variety rights overseas are being sought for two newly developed kiwifruit varieties from Sichuan. July 29, 2020
Benjamin Henry
[Press Release] Chile Signs Historic Memorandum of Understanding With ChinaASOEX and the CCCFNA recently signed a new agreement to strengthen ties between the Chilean and Chinese fresh fruit industries. July 20, 2020
Produce Report
Five Fruits to Look Out for Under EU’s New Phytosanitary RegulationsEU implements new phytosanitary requirements with implications for five Chinese fruit exports. July 07, 2020
Benjamin Henry
US Representative Proposes New Bill to Block Chinese Citrus ImportsU.S. politician Greg Steube has proposed the “U.S. Citrus Protection Act” to ban recently approved citrus imports from China. July 01, 2020
Emily F
Chinese Customs Demand Exporters Sign Coronavirus-Free GuaranteesFood exporters to China are being asked by Chinese customs to sign certifications guaranteeing that their products are free from SARS-CoV-2. June 30, 2020
Benjamin Henry

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