Tridge summary
Myanmar is now authorized to export green bananas to China, following a protocol signed with China's General Administration of Customs and Ministry of Agriculture. This development is expected to boost Myanmar's banana supply to China, which has been previously limited due to border trade uncertainties and epidemic prevention measures. The protocol sets specific phytosanitary requirements to ensure the bananas do not carry quarantine pests, and stipulates strict packaging and post-harvest processing standards.
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On June 14, the General Administration of Customs issued an announcement stating that 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 Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Irrigation of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar on the Phytosanitary Requirements for Myanmar Bananas Exported to China", the announcement From the date of release, green bananas from Myanmar that meet the requirements are allowed to be exported to China. With the participation of Chinese companies, Myanmar has been planting bananas on a large scale since 2006, and has now become one of China's important banana suppliers. However, Myanmar bananas have not been included in the list of China's permitted fruits, and Myanmar bananas can only be traded through the border trade. Enter Chinese market. Due to the uncertainty of border trade and the impact of epidemic prevention policies ...
Source: Guojiguoshu
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