The CCP suspends the import of Taiwan aquatic products without warning; the Taiwan Mainland Affairs Council expresses dissatisfaction

Published 2022년 12월 9일

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The Mainland Affairs Council of the Republic of China (Taiwan) has protested against China's unexpected ban on the export of several aquatic products from Taiwan, including squid and saury, citing potential political factors. This ban follows China's earlier restrictions on imports of Taiwanese grouper, white hairtail, and jack mackerel. The council has expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of communication and the impact on Taiwanese business operators. Taiwan's government is actively engaging with China to resolve the issue and is considering countermeasures to protect the interests of local fishermen.
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[The Epoch Times, December 09, 2022] (Reported by Epoch Times reporter Zhong Yuan Taiwan) In response to the CCP’s ban on the export of many aquatic products from Taiwan to the mainland, the Mainland Affairs Council of the Executive Yuan of the Republic of China stated whether the mainland’s relevant measures will have political factors , Taiwan does not want to speculate, but still expresses regret and dissatisfaction, and expresses solemn protest against the suspension of Taiwan's aquatic products export to the mainland without warning. Following the CCP’s suspension of the import of Taiwanese grouper, white hairtail, and jack mackerel in June, it was reported on the 8th that more than 100 business operators had registered and registered in accordance with the regulations, but they were not allowed to import agricultural products from the CCP. The main affected products were squid and saury , Midday larvae. President Tsai Ing-wen of the Republic of China attended the "Four ...
Source: Epochtimes

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