China has allowed the import of Jerusalem artichoke from Russia

Published 2024년 5월 16일

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China has approved the import of Jerusalem artichoke from Russia and expanded the list of imported beef by-products to include cartilage, aortas, and stomachs. These agreements were signed in Beijing by Rosselkhoznadzor's head Sergei Dankvert and China's General Customs Administration head Yu Jianhua. The new protocol updates requirements for these by-products and removes COVID-2019 related provisions. Since early 2024, the supply of beef by-products from Russia to China has doubled compared to the same period last year.
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Moscow. 16th of May. INTERFAX.RU - China has allowed the supply of Jerusalem artichoke from Russia and expanded the list of imported beef by-products, Rosselkhoznadzor reports. Such agreements were signed in Beijing by the head of Rosselkhoznadzor Sergei Dankvert and the head of the General Customs Administration of the People's Republic of China Yu Jianhua. “Since 2022, the service, together with foreign colleagues, has carried out large-scale work to ensure the admission of Jerusalem artichoke to the Chinese market. In particular, Rosselkhoznadzor held negotiations and prepared extensive materials confirming the serious level of control over the implementation of China’s import requirements,” the statement says. Recalling that the protocol on veterinary requirements for beef exported from Russia to China was signed in 2021, Rosselkhoznadzor reported that its new version expanded the list of by-products allowed for shipment to China. Beef cartilage, aortas and ...
Source: Interfax

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