China imports dried chili products from Africa for the first time

Published 2021년 8월 10일

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China has made history by importing 200 kilograms of dried chili from Rwanda, marking the first time the country has permitted African dried chili products. The shipment was declared by Hunan International Development Co., Ltd. and cleared at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport. Rwanda is the eighth country allowed to export dried chilies to China, following a bilateral protocol signed in March 2021. As China has the world's largest consumer group for chilies, this opens a significant market for Rwandan agricultural products. Hunan International Development Co. also plans to export pepper planting and processing equipment to Rwanda to boost its pepper production. This development is part of China's efforts to deepen its economic and trade cooperation with Africa, as shown by the increase in China-Africa bilateral trade, which reached 758.317 billion yuan in the first half of this year, marking a 31.2% increase from the previous year.
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On August 4, Changsha Customs issued an entry cargo inspection and quarantine certificate for 200 kilograms of dried chili produced in Rwanda. This is the first time China has imported African dried chili products. The shipment was declared to Changsha Customs by Hunan International Development Co., Ltd. in a national customs clearance integration method, and was cleared at the Guangzhou Baiyun Airport port. According to the contract, the Rwandan supplier will export 50,000 tons of dried chilies to Hunan within 5 years. It is understood that dried chilies are "plant-derived foods". At present, except for Rwanda, China only allows 7 countries to export dried chilies to China. At the first China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo in 2019, Hunan enterprises and Rwandan enterprises reached an intention to purchase dried chilies , Rwanda immediately submitted a chili export application to China. On March 11, 2021, the governments of China and Rwanda formally signed the bilateral protocol ...
Source: Chinaeconomy

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