The Ministry of Agriculture of Thailand requires strict inspection of the quality of exported longan

Published 2023년 8월 30일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives of Thailand inspected a longan packaging factory in Chanthaburi Province, which still relies on manual labor for cleaning, sizing, and packaging longans. The Department of Agricultural Sciences issued a policy to the Chanthaburi Plant Inspection Station, requiring strict quality inspections of exported longans. Different classification groups, such as the "green group" and "red group," were established based on pest detection and inspection results, with different levels of random inspections and restrictions on container loading.

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Based on recent news from Thai media, the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives of Thailand sent a delegation to inspect the work of the Agricultural Research and Development Office in District 6, Chanthaburi Province, in the east, to check the longan export situation. This trip inspected the operation of the local longan packaging factory. This is A packaging factory that purchases longans directly from orchards still uses manual labor in the entire process of cleaning, sizing, and packaging the longans. the At the same time, the Department of Agricultural Sciences also issued a policy to the person in charge of the Chanthaburi Plant Inspection Station, requiring strict inspection of the quality of exported longan. The Chanthaburi Plant Inspection Station took measures to classify longan packaging plants exported to China. the Including the "green group" means that the packaging factory can manage pest detection well. For this type of packaging factory, inspections will be ...

Source: Foodmate