China starts to enforce new regulations on 18 products from Thailand

Published 2021년 10월 30일

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Starting January 1, 2022, China will enforce new regulations for food imports, requiring foreign food manufacturers to register with the Chinese customs agency, GACC, before exporting to China. This regulation applies to 18 items including meat, aquatic products, and dairy, and other products like sausage fillings, bee products, and condiments. Manufacturers must submit documents such as a company name, address, and export history to register. The registration is valid for five years, with renewal requiring submission of documents to GACC. Thai exports to China, including fresh, chilled and frozen fruit, plastic granules, and computers, have seen a significant increase, reaching 878 billion in the first nine months of 2021, a 26% increase from the previous year.

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Food exporters panicked. In two months, "China" aims to apply iron rules to control food imports. Force foreign food manufacturers to register with Chinese customs GACC-Thai CA agency with certificates before entering into force 1 Jan. 65 Recently, Thai exports from China in the first 9 months grew by 26%, reaching 878 billion. Mr. Wisit Limluecha, Chairman of the Food Industry Group The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) Vice Chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce revealed that the Office of Foreign Commerce in Beijing China has informed that on January 1, 2022, the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic China (GACC) will enforce the announcement of regulations on the registration of foreign food manufacturers to the Republic. chinese people which is the new regulation of China for importing food products The exporter must comply with two regulations, namely No. 248 on registration of food manufacturers imported from abroad. and Regulation No. 249 on food ...

Source: Prachachat