Japan raises inspection level for Vietnamese durian

Published Sep 1, 2021

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The Vietnamese Trade Counselor in Japan has announced that the Japanese government has increased the inspection of durian products imported from Vietnam to 100% due to concerns about pesticide residues. This is a change from the previous 30% inspection rate. The Vietnam Trade Office in Japan is supporting exporters to meet the safety standards and relax the inspection regulations. However, the office has also warned that there are issues with the export of other types of fruit that have not been accepted by Japan, or have been misrepresented, which could lead to a ban on these fruits.
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Source: Tintucnongnghiep.com On August 30, the Vietnamese Trade Counselor in Japan said that the Japanese Government increased the level of inspection of durian products imported from Vietnam. Accordingly, Japan will conduct inspection of pesticide residues on 100% of durian imports from Vietnam, instead of only checking 30% of shipments as before. The increase in the above strict inspection level comes from a number of cases where durian exported from Vietnam has residues of pesticides. Therefore, at present, the amount of durian exported from Vietnam is large at the customs border gates of Japan. Currently, the Vietnam Trade Office in Japan is supporting domestic durian exporters to overcome the above difficulties. However, in order for the Japanese Government to consider and relax the inspection regulations, businesses must ensure that durian shipments exported to Japan are tested to meet safety standards for pesticide residues. object. The Vietnam Trade Office in Japan also ...
Source: AgroInfo.vn

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