61/62 pepper containers stuck in Nepal were re-exported to Vietnam

Published 2020년 11월 13일

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The Vietnam Pepper Association has announced that 61 out of 62 pepper containers, previously stuck in Nepal and India due to a ban on pepper imports, have been re-exported to Vietnam. This process, which took six months, was hindered by administrative procedures and the COVID-19 pandemic. The Ministry of Industry and Trade in Vietnam, along with other organizations and the Vietnamese Ambassador to India, played a role in facilitating the re-exportation. Additionally, shipping lines and ports have contributed to reducing costs for the businesses involved. However, some Vietnamese pepper exporters have experienced difficulties as their exports to Nepal were not cleared due to the Nepali importer not applying for an import permit and refusing the goods.

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Information from the Vietnam Pepper Association said that regarding 62 pepper containers stuck in Nepal and India after the Nepal government imposed a ban on pepper imports on March 29, there are now 61 in total. 62 containers have been re-exported to Vietnam. Although it took nearly 6 months due to difficulties in administrative procedures in your country and the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Ministry of Industry and Trade has continuously sent notes to the Government of Nepal for a smooth settlement. Along with that is the impact of leaders of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Head of the World Pepper Association (IPC), especially the help of the Vietnamese Ambassador to India, concurrently Nepal. Pham Sanh Chau directly met the relevant government agencies of the country to discuss and find the fastest possible solution. The emergency meetings at midnight were organized by the Ambassador and the Trade Office together with the International Pepper ...

Source: Vietnambiz