The sale of 2 tons of Taiwan pineapples to Australia temporarily postponed

Published 2021년 3월 12일

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China's suspension of Taiwanese pineapple imports, affecting about 40,000 metric tons a year, has led to concerns about biosecurity and the need for packaging compliance. Former chairman of the World Federation of Taiwan Chambers of Commerce, Lin Jiansong, attempted to export 2 tons of pineapples to Australia but faced delays due to packaging issues and the need for crowning and fumigation. The high cost of air freight for pineapple export to Australia has been questioned, especially with Australia's ability to supply its own pineapples. The Taiwan government is planning to assist farmers in building automated equipment for export use to address scale insect issues, a concern for importing countries.

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Taiwan's pineapples have recently become more expensive. (Zhongping News Agency) Sing Tao Global News: China News Agency, Taipei, March 12 / Mainland China has suspended imports of Taiwanese pineapples from March 1st, affecting about 40,000 metric tons a year, accounting for about one percent of Taiwan’s pineapple production. Cheng. Under the NT$1 billion subsidy from the “Council of Agriculture”, a few days ago, Lin Jiansong, former chairman of the World Federation of Taiwan Chambers of Commerce and “national policy consultant”, purchased 2 tons of pineapples for export to Australia, but it was reported that the packaging was due to packaging. The specifications do not meet the temporary barrier, and the shipment will not be possible until March 22 at the earliest. Australian farmers also questioned why Australia, which is rich in pineapples throughout the year, still needs to import Taiwanese pineapples? As the mainland suspended the import of Taiwanese pineapples due to ...

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