China: Chao Sipu's return to work in the Ministry of Agriculture immediately announced the import of Brazilian eggs, raising questions about the timing of the coincidence

Published Sep 5, 2023

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The Kuomintang Legislative Yuan caucus discovered that a company called Chaosi, which faced controversy over the import of Brazilian eggs, applied for a business suspension and then quickly resumed business. The company, with a capital of only 500,000 yuan, managed to obtain 60% of the Ministry of Agriculture's egg import volume and received a 170 million yuan subsidy from the Tsai government. There are suspicions of collusion between Chaosi and government officials, as well as concerns about the origin and quality of the imported eggs.

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The Kuomintang League further revealed on the 5th that Chaosi knew that Brazilian eggs would be imported as early as March 10 before the International Trade Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs held a briefing on the project to import eggs, so he applied for resumption of business on March 2 and shortly after the briefing. In less than two days, all Brazilian official quarantine certificates were prepared. Chen Jizhong, then chairman of the Council of Agriculture, announced at the Economic Committee of the Legislative Yuan on the 15th that Brazilian eggs would be imported. Is there anything super perfect between the two? Cooperation beyond imagination? The Kuomintang Legislative Yuan caucus pointed out that Chaosi, which caused controversy over the import of Brazilian eggs, applied for suspension of business on February 24 this year and applied for resumption of business on March 2. Deputy Secretary-General Wang Hongwei said that Chaosi, a one-person company with a capital ...

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