Belgian companies and organizations joined Prime Minister Alexander de Croo on a trade mission, resulting in successful agreements for the export of chicory, peppers, and apples to China. The discussions about the supply of Belgian chicory to China had been ongoing for some time and were confirmed during the recent trade mission. General secretary Luc Vanoirbeek of the Association of Belgian Horticultural Cooperatives noted that while the opening of the Chinese borders is good news, strict conditions for exporting to China require special accreditation and accurate documentation.
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Belgian companies and organizations recently accompanied Prime Minister Alexander de Croo on a trade mission. After the reopening of the Chinese market for pork from Belgium, the agreement on the export of chicory is also a great success for Belgian vegetable cultivation. News medium Vilt.be reports that similar agreements are also in the works for peppers and apples. Discussions about the supply of Belgian chicory to China had been going on for some time. The agreements on this were confirmed during the recent trade mission. In a response to Vilt, general secretary Luc Vanoirbeek of the Association of Belgian Horticultural Cooperatives says that the opening of the Chinese borders is good news, but also that he does not expect large volumes of chicory to go to China in the short term. The conditions for exporting to China are strict, ...
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