South Korea: Strengthen customs quarantine for imported agricultural products

게시됨 2023년 3월 29일

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The National Onion Producers Association in South Korea is calling for increased supervision of imported onions due to concerns of smuggling from China. Despite a tariff reduction quota (TRQ) system that lowers tariffs from 135% to 10% to maintain price stability, private importers are reportedly underdeclaring the volume of onions they import and evading the higher tarate. This not only results in unfair competition for local farmers but also undermines the effectiveness of the TRQ system. The association has reached out to the Korea Customs Service to request a crackdown on these illegal practices, highlighting the potential market disruption and financial damage to farmers.
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원본 콘텐츠

Amid the beginning of early onion harvest, reports of Chinese onion smuggling continued, and farmers are heartbroken. Unbearable, the National Onion Producers Association held a press conference in front of the Daejeon Customs Office on the 22nd and urged thorough management and supervision of imported onions. According to the association, as domestic onion prices have recently been high, onion importers are taking unfair advantage by loading onion in excess of the customs declaration volume and importing it into Korea without paying a 135% tariff. Last year, the government implemented a tariff reduction quota (TRQ) system that lowered tariffs from 135% to 10% for price stability. Farmers claim that private importers are randomly importing onions from China's Yunnan Province even after TRQ onion imports have been suspended, and in the process, they are making unfair profits by deceiving the weight and reporting low prices. The association has sent an official letter to the Korea ...
출처: Aflnews

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