As of February 1, the opportunities for exporting frozen fruits from Europe to China are expanding

Published 2022년 1월 7일

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The General Administration of Chinese Customs has announced the opening of China's market to frozen fruit imports from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), effective February 1, 2022. The regulation stipulates that only fruit frozen at -18 ° C or below and processed within 30 minutes of being peeled and stone-removed can be imported. This development is anticipated to broaden the source diversity for China's frozen fruit supply and offers CEE countries an opportunity to increase their market share in China, which currently stands at 8%.

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The General Administration of Chinese Customs has published a Notice on the requirements for inspection and quarantine of frozen fruit from Central and Eastern Europe to China (2021 No.96), which will allow the import of frozen fruit from CEE countries from 1 February, which meet the requirements of the Chinese authorities. Currently, only 5 types of frozen fruit, such as blueberries and strawberries, are allowed to be imported from 6 CEE countries, including Poland and Lithuania. According to customs, the city of Ningbo imported 850 tons of frozen fruit in the first 10 months of this year, which corresponds to 20.8% of all imported frozen fruit in the city. This is an increase of 115% over the same period last year. Traders terminate their contracts with native potato growers in defense of the Germans The notification applies to fruit that has been frozen at -18 ° C or below and has been processed within 30 minutes after removal of the skins and stones. The fruit must also be ...

Source: Sinor