"Jackfruit" dark horse grows faster in the dragon country

Published 2020년 8월 4일

Tridge summary

Thailand and China have agreed to exchange information on the registration of orchard and fruit packing houses as part of a protocol signed in 2004. The protocol includes fruits such as durian, longan, lychee, mangosteen, mangoes, apples, pears, citrus plants, grapes, and jujube. As of July 1, 2020, four additional fruits, bananas, coconuts, pineapples, and jackfruit, can also be exported from Thai packing houses registered with the Department of Agriculture and announced on the Chinese Customs Office (GACC) website. In 2019, Thailand exported over 75,556 tons of jackfruit to China, a increase of 248% from 2018. By 2020, Thailand has exported 822,205 tons of fruit, generating 60,076 million baht.

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Original content

From the 6th Thai-Chinese Joint Health and Phytosanitary Technical Committee Meeting in December 2018, both Thailand and China agreed to exchange information on the registration of 5 orchard and fruit packing houses according to the Protocol. Signed in 2004, with Thai fruits listed in the said protocol and exchanges and registration of gardens and packing houses in 2019, which are durian, longan, lychee, mangosteen and mangoes. The Chinese fruits are Apples, pears, citrus plants, grapes, and jujube by importing and exporting fruit that have been exchanged and requiring the fruit to come from the orchard and packing house that has been registered with the Department of Agriculture. And the Chinese Customs Office (GACC) only. Miss Sermsuk Salakphet, Director-General of the Department of Agriculture Revealing the latest progress, the Department of Agriculture has sent information on gardens and Thai fruit packing houses to China for registration and announcement on the GACC website. ...

Source: Ththansettakij