25 Chinese customs officers inspect hundreds of durian orchards of Vietnam to issue export codes

Published 2022년 8월 19일

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The Plant Protection Department of Vietnam is preparing for an inspection of its durian growing areas and packaging facilities by China's General Administration of Customs (GACC) by assembling a team of experts and interpreters, and conducting an online inspection that has so far received positive feedback. In anticipation of the inspection, the department has reviewed planting areas, organized training courses, and developed a comprehensive set of documents to ensure compliance with Chinese regulations. The inspection will focus on areas such as pest and disease management, farming practices, and Covid-19 isolation areas, and the results will be announced by the GACC after the completion of the inspection process.

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In order to prepare well for this inspection, the Plant Protection Department (MARD) also arranged 22 experts and a team of interpreters to provide language support for the packaging facilities and durian growing areas throughout the process. submitted to the General Administration of Customs of China for inspection. According to the Plant Protection Department, the online inspection is now going smoothly, the planting areas and basic packing facilities meet the requirements. That is the assertion of Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phong, manager of a durian garden of Chanh Thu Company in Tan Hung commune, Hon Quan, Binh Phuoc, the garden has been highly appreciated by Chinese Customs officers. Entering an online inspection room of China Customs with growing area codes, Vietnam's durian packing facility at the Plant Protection Department headquarters, we found the working atmosphere extremely serious. The Chinese Customs side constantly raised questions related to the cultivation and care of ...

Source: Danviet