The port was suspended due to the diagnosis of the driving agent and the export of Laos bananas to China fell into a downturn

Published 2021년 10월 13일

Tridge summary

A recent report from the Agricultural Finance Network Bananatong highlights the impact of an epidemic on banana production in Laos, with the closure of Yunnan Mohan port, a key transportation hub, following a driver's diagnosis of the epidemic. This port is the only national first-class port in China and Laos, and its closure is causing difficulties for Lao banana practitioners, as most of their exports were headed to the Chinese market. Despite challenges such as trade restrictions and a decline in plantation numbers due to government regulations, the total value of banana exports from Laos to China and Thailand reached a record high of 2.274 billion U.S. dollars in 2020. The Lao government is working towards increasing the export of more agricultural products to China, including fruits like passion fruit, jackfruit, longan, orange, grapefruit, and dragon fruit, as part of its strategy to promote clean, green, and sustainable agricultural development.
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Original content

According to a report from the Agricultural Finance Network Bananatong, some banana practitioners in Laos reported that the epidemic has caused bananas in Laos-producing areas to be in a difficult situation. Yunnan Mohan port is docked with Laos port, and it is the only national first-class port in China and Laos.10 It was reported on the 8th that "the Laos surrogate driving epidemic is more serious, and it is expected that the Mohan Port will continue to be suspended within the last week, and all vehicles will not be able to enter/exit the Mohan Port." According to an announcement issued by the Yunnan Health Commission on October 6, a port cross-border cargo transport driver at the China-Laos Mohan port was diagnosed. Many Lao banana practitioners confirmed that the port cargo has been closed, and Lao bananas will be difficult for Lao bananas in the short term. Exit. Some bases choose to store the goods in cold storage, but the storage time is limited. According to the Vientiane ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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