China: What will be banned next time?

Published 2023년 8월 25일

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The mainland has banned the import of mangoes from Taiwan, causing concerns for Taiwanese farmers. Minister of Agriculture Chen Jizhong stated that although the ban has little impact, the government should assist farmers in expanding their markets in Japan, the United States, and Singapore, as well as opening up new emerging markets. Chen Jizhong also mentioned that the mainland's ban on mangoes last year lasted only 3 days, and the government worked with producers to ensure fair prices, emphasizing the need for collective efforts to support farmers.

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The mainland banned the import of mangoes. Taiwanese farmers are worried that they will not know what to ban in the next step. How should the government respond? Minister of Agriculture Chen Jizhong said that the number one fruit export in Taiwan is the United States. In the past five years, about 1,000 metric tons of mangoes have been exported to the mainland, accounting for the country's total this year. The overall output is 170,000 metric tons, accounting for only 0.05%, which has little impact. In the future, assisting farmers will not only expand the markets in Japan, the United States, and Singapore, but also open up new emerging markets. Minister of Agriculture Chen Jizhong was invited this morning to attend the "2023 Southern Leadership Education Institute" hosted by the Southern United Service Center of the Executive Yuan, and gave a speech on "Agricultural Policy and the Future of Taiwan". , is there any prediction of what will be banned in the next step, and how to ...

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