EU puts Vietnamese durian under border gate supervision: 1 ton of violating goods, affecting the reputation of the entire industry

Published 2024년 1월 24일

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The European Union (EU) has increased border gate supervision for certain Vietnamese products, including bell peppers, instant noodles, durian, okra, and dragon fruit, due to violations of EU regulations. This is part of the EU's regular review of border inspections for agricultural products, food, and animal feed from third countries. The article highlights the issue of high pesticide residue levels on these products, particularly durian, and calls for better coordination among businesses, cooperatives, and management agencies to control these levels. Successful control could lead to the removal of these products from the EU's inspection list.

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On January 17, 2024, the European Union (EU) published in the official gazette the Regulations implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/286 on the temporary strengthening of official control measures and emergency management measures. import into the EU some goods from a number of third countries. Vietnamese products entering the EU that will be subject to border gate supervision are bell peppers, instant noodles and durian with inspection frequencies of 50%, 20% and 10% respectively; Okra and dragon fruit are still in Appendix II (additionally requiring quality certificates from Vietnam with inspection frequencies of 50 and 20%, respectively, at EU border gates. What are your views on this issue? -First of all, it must be affirmed that the EU increasing or decreasing the frequency of border inspections for agricultural products, food and animal feed from third countries is a regular activity according to your regulations. Because according to EU regulations, every 6 months, the European ...

Source: Danviet