China announces that Taiwanese grouper can be exported to China, and 7 farms are included in the qualified registration list

China suspended the export of Taiwanese grouper to China on June 13 last year. After a year and a half, the General Administration of Customs of China announced today (22nd) through the "Cross-Strait Agricultural Products Quarantine and Inspection Cooperation Agreement" platform that it will resume the import of Taiwanese grouper from December 22 this year. For the import of live panfish, the imported grouper must come from farms that have been approved and registered by China. The list of relevant registered farms is published by the website of the Department of Animal and Plant Quarantine of the Chinese competent authority. There are currently 7 domestic farms included in the list. The Ministry of Agriculture said, "Since China has confirmed that Taiwan has taken measures to manage grouper production and management, it should treat everyone equally without making political considerations. It should not unilaterally publish partial export and export lists to polarize Taiwanese ...