Tridge summary
China has suspended some fish and fruit imports due to excess pesticide residue and coronavirus in products. The country has also temporarily halted the export of natural sand to Taiwan, its largest trading partner. The suspension and export halt are seen as China's response to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, which China viewed as a violation of the one-China principle.
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In a statement, the General Administration of Customs of China said that some fish and fruit imports were suspended. In addition, China has announced that the export of natural sand to Taiwan has been temporarily stopped. According to the statement made by the Ministry of Commerce of China, it was stated that the export of natural sand to the Taiwan region has been temporarily stopped as of today. Taiwan carries out nearly 30 percent of its exports with China, which is its largest trading partner. NO MORE DETAILS GIVEN China's General Administration of Customs also stated on Wednesday that imports of some fish and fruit were suspended due to excess pesticide residue detected "several times" in products since last year, and some packages of frozen fish that tested positive for coronavirus in June, but did not provide further details. AMONG THE BIGGEST PARTNERS China is Taiwan's largest trading partner. Trade between the two countries increased by 26 percent last year, reaching ...
Source: Haber7
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