Vietnam: Due to missing product codes that China requires, numerous coffee and export goods stuck at the port

Published 2022년 1월 27일

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The SPS Vietnam Office is working to remove barriers for Vietnamese agricultural and foodstuff exporters to register for the Chinese market. The office is collecting documents from coffee exporters and those exporting to China to discuss with the Chinese General Administration of Customs. Many coffee and cashew shipments have been interrupted due to a lack of a code located at Cat Lai port. As of January 25, 2022, the Chinese General Administration of Customs had issued 1,485 codes to Vietnamese enterprises. However, some coffee and cashew nut exporters who registered and completed procedures before November 1, 2021, have not had their lists approved and codes issued by the Chinese General Department of Customs.

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On the morning of January 27, talking with Dan Viet, Mr. Ngo Xuan Nam, Deputy Director of SPS Vietnam Office, said that after the Office sent a document to the Vietnam Cashew Association, the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association, In order to remove obstacles for enterprises to register to export agricultural products and foodstuffs to the Chinese market, there have been a number of coffee exporters and exporters to China sending documents to the Office. "We will continue to update information from businesses to discuss with the representative of the General Administration of Customs of China to soon create conditions and issue codes for businesses," said Mr. Nam. According to Mr. Nam, the majority of coffee and cashew shipments to China were interrupted because they did not have a code located at Cat Lai port. According to Mr. Ngo Xuan Nam, over the past time, functional agencies of the Ministries of Agriculture and Rural Development, Industry and Trade, Health, People's ...

Source: Danviet