W50 Peanut Update: Facility Registration Required for the US Peanuts to Enter the Chinese Market

Chinese Peanut Export Facility Registration Process Updated

According to the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China (GACC) and the Department of Animal and Plant Quarantine (DAPQ), exporters of peanuts (raw/uncooked, shelled or in-shell) from the United States (US) are required to register their exporting facilities prior to shipping the products to China. The registration process is essential for compliance with Chinese regulations.

Chinese Government's Initiatives Boost Peanut Production in Nigeria

The Chinese Government is actively supporting peanut production in Nigeria by conducting training programs for farmers. The training aims to introduce new technologies in peanut cultivation and processing, addressing challenges like aflatoxin issues and fluctuations in peanut yield. Overall, the initiative reflects a concerted effort to enhance peanut production in Nigeria through international collaboration, technology transfer, and knowledge exchange.

Challenges in Tunisia's Peanut Harvest Due to Drought and Crop Damage

The peanut harvest has commenced in the Havariye region of Tunisia's Nabel governorate. However, farmers in the region are encountering difficulties attributed to the persistent drought and crop damage caused by pigs. The importance of peanut production in Nabel province is underscored by the significant contribution of the Havariye region, accounting for 80% of Tunisia's total peanut output. The adverse effects of the drought led to a decline in the quantity and quality of peanuts, resulting in lower market prices and imposing considerable stress on local farmers.

Tuyên Quang's Peanut Project Opens Export Opportunities to China

In Tuyên Quang province, Vietnam, the Department of Horticulture and Plant Protection launched a project to promote peanut cultivation in the area. The project involved two training courses and assisted 159 farmers in applying for planting area codes. Consequently, two peanut planting area codes have been issued, covering a total area of 20 hectares. This development makes the cooperatives eligible to export their peanuts to the Chinese market. The initiative aims to improve the quality and safety of peanut cultivation while also creating export opportunities for local peanut farmers in Tuyên Quang province.