China suspends the import of pineapples from Taiwan

Published 2021년 2월 27일

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The mainland has suspended the import of Taiwan pineapples from March 1 due to concerns about quarantine pests. This decision has been criticized by Taiwan's former DPP legislator, Lin Zhengjie, who accused Taiwan of unfair trade practices and ingratitude. He argued that Taiwan's economy relies on imports from the mainland, and that Taiwan's hostility and unfairness are unjustified. Ma Xiaoguang, a spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, stated that the suspension is necessary to prevent plant epidemics, as quarantined pineapples have been found to carry pests.

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The mainland suspends the import of Taiwan pineapples after Tsai Ing-wen has jumped and called for the whole island to eat pineapples [Global Network Reporter Yin Yanhui] The General Administration of Customs announced on the 26th that the import of Taiwanese pineapples (pineapples) will be suspended from March 1. Chen Jizhong, chairman of Taiwan's "Council of Agriculture", declared that it was "unacceptable and very regrettable". Taiwan's "Wind Media" reported on the 27th that former DPP "legislator" Lin Zhengjie believed that the mainland let Taiwan pineapples be sold. It is a one-sided concession, but Taiwan has always regarded the mainland as its enemy. "Why should the mainland be friendly to us?" According to the report, Lin Zhengjie stated in the political theory program "News Vernacular" that before discussing this issue, we must first know that Taiwan has nothing to do. The mainland has not opened up the import of agricultural products. The mainland is one-sided and ...

Source: Sohu