Thailand is ready to export durian from eastern China to China

Published 2025년 3월 21일

Tridge summary

Thailand's Department of Agricultural Technology has developed a manual to control the contamination of banned substances in agricultural products. This manual will be distributed to farmers and operators to ensure compliance. Inspections will be conducted at places with potential residual contamination, and if contamination is found, the cause must be reported. Thailand will also keep the General Administration of Customs of China informed of the situation. Currently, 8 laboratories have been certified by the Department of Agricultural Technology and China, with an additional 4 expected to be certified in time for the durian peak season.
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Original content

At the same time, the Department of Agricultural Technology of Thailand has developed a manual for the control of contamination of banned substances and promoted it to farmers and operators as a unified operating guide. Staff from the Department of Agricultural Technology, the Department of Agricultural Promotion and the National Agricultural Products and Food Standards Office have gone to places where residual contamination may exist for inspection. If actual residues are found, the cause must be found out as soon as possible and a report must be submitted. Thailand will also continue to inform the General Administration of Customs of China of the relevant situation. Yiti said that currently 8 laboratories have been certified by the Department of Agricultural Technology and China, and ...
Source: Foodmate

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