General Administration of Customs: Uzbekistan pomegranate approved to be exported to China

Published 2021년 4월 28일

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The General Administration of Customs of China has approved the import of pomegranates from Uzbekistan, making it the largest producer of fruits and vegetables in Central Asia the latest addition to China's list of imported fruits. This comes as a significant opportunity for Uzbekistan, given that China is a major importer of pomegranates and currently relies on imports from countries like India, which is not yet approved for the Chinese market. Additionally, Uzbekistan faces competition in its current export markets from countries like Turkey, Tunisia, Israel, and Azerbaijan. The approval also highlights the growing global demand for pomegranates, with increases in both production and consumption over the past few years.

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The General Administration of Customs issued an announcement on April 27, in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of my country and the "Protocol of the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China and the Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Plant Quarantine Requirements for Uzbekistan Pomegranate Exported to China". Import of Uzbekistan pomegranate that meets relevant requirements. Uzbekistan is the largest producer of fruits and vegetables in Central Asia, and China is one of the important directions for Uzbekistan's exports of fruits, vegetables and agricultural products. Previously, cherries and melons from Uzbekistan have been approved for the Chinese market. In recent years. In Uzbekistan, pomegranate cultivation has developed rapidly, and this fruit has become one of the country’s preferred fresh fruit varieties. Although pomegranate accounts for a very small proportion of the global fruit and vegetable trade volume, its global ...

Source: Guojiguoshu