The Ministry of Agriculture in Vietnam removes difficulties for enterprises exporting to China

Published 2021년 8월 6일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development in Vietnam is taking steps to compensate for the decreased export of agricultural products to China due to its strict Covid-19 import regulations. The ministry is encouraging the export of agricultural products to the EU, UK, and Japan, and is working to remove barriers for rice bran, tapioca starch, and dried cassava exports to China. The ministry is also developing a strategy to manage agricultural production in the face of weather conditions and the Covid-19 epidemic, and is addressing technical difficulties and logistical infrastructure issues at the borders. It is also collaborating with Vietnam's Trade Counselors abroad to support the export of agricultural products to major markets.

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Facing the complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic, the Chinese market is having stricter regulations on importing agricultural products. Therefore, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is implementing possible solutions to promote the export of agricultural products to this market. Firstly, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is supporting and connecting businesses in exporting agricultural products that are in the harvest season to the EU, UK, and Japanese markets. The Ministry of Agriculture also coordinated with the Ministry of Industry and Trade to continue to remove difficulties for enterprises exporting rice bran, tapioca starch, and dried cassava to China... In the coming time, the Ministry of Agriculture will focus on directing and adjusting agricultural, forestry and fishery production plans in accordance with weather conditions and developments of the Covid-19 epidemic in each locality, ensuring both epidemic prevention and ...

Source: Vinanet