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Central and Eastern European countries are generally good at agriculture, rich in agricultural resources, and the food industry has a high status in the national economic system.
How to promote the export of food from Central and Eastern Europe to China has always been a topic of concern to leaders of Central and Eastern European countries
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With the continuous advancement of China-CEEC cooperation (referred to as "17+1 cooperation"), China-CEEC trade has developed rapidly, and more and more Central and Eastern European agricultural food products have come to the shopping carts and tables of Chinese people.
Provides diversified choices for Chinese consumers
.
Among the imported goods, Polish apple juice, milk, Hungary wine, Czech beer, Greek olive oil and other special products from Central and Eastern Europe are very popular among Chinese consumers
.
How to promote the export of food from Central and Eastern Europe to China has always been a topic of concern to leaders of Central and Eastern European countries
.
With the continuous advancement of China-CEEC cooperation (referred to as "17+1 cooperation"), China-CEEC trade has developed rapidly, and more and more Central and Eastern European agricultural food products have come to the shopping carts and tables of Chinese people.
Provides diversified choices for Chinese consumers
.
Among the imported goods, Polish apple juice, milk, Hungary wine, Czech beer, Greek olive oil and other special products from Central and Eastern Europe are very popular among Chinese consumers
.
Today, based on the current status of China's import food customs supervision policy, the relevant policies of Central and Eastern European countries' food import access to China will be interpreted, and the relevant concepts, procedures and current status of food access will be introduced in detail
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National Access Evaluation System for Food Exported to China
The national access assessment system for food exported to China is a fundamental and starting point system for transmitting food safety responsibilities to the government of the exporting party and ensuring the safety of food exported to China.
It is an internationally accepted practice
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It is an internationally accepted practice
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With the acceleration of the globalization of the imported food supply chain, the government supervision of the exporter plays a more important and critical position in ensuring the safety of imported food and agricultural products
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In view of this, the General Administration of Customs has established a three-level access risk assessment mechanism for the country, product and enterprise for eight categories of food including meat, dairy products, aquatic products, bird’s nest, casings, plant-derived products, Chinese medicinal materials, and bee products.
, To urge the government of the exporting party to perform its supervisory responsibilities for food exported to China, and require overseas production companies to implement the main responsibility
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, To urge the government of the exporting party to perform its supervisory responsibilities for food exported to China, and require overseas production companies to implement the main responsibility
.
Imported food access risk assessment process
The competent government department of the country or region that intends to export food and agricultural products to China submits an official application to the General Administration of Customs.
After the General Administration of Customs organizes a written risk assessment and on-site assessment, it negotiates inspection and quarantine requirements and signs bilateral protocols with the competent government departments of the exporting country or region, and Issue an announcement in accordance with the requirements of the protocol and complete the access risk assessment
.
After the General Administration of Customs organizes a written risk assessment and on-site assessment, it negotiates inspection and quarantine requirements and signs bilateral protocols with the competent government departments of the exporting country or region, and Issue an announcement in accordance with the requirements of the protocol and complete the access risk assessment
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Requirements for food importers
For domestic trading companies engaged in imported food, there are currently two main requirements:
The first is that the company's business scope includes food or agricultural products trading when it is registered with the Market Supervision Bureau
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The second is that the company needs to file in the "Imported Food Importer Recording System" of the General Administration of Customs, and it can start the import food trade if it meets the above conditions, that is, it can import food that is permitted to be exported to China from Central and Eastern European countries and regions
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The detailed list of food imports from Central and Eastern Europe to China is also dynamically changing.
Accurate information can be inquired directly on the official website of the General Administration of Customs, and the information published on the official website of the General Administration of Customs shall prevail
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Accurate information can be inquired directly on the official website of the General Administration of Customs, and the information published on the official website of the General Administration of Customs shall prevail
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Food catalog information system that meets the requirements of evaluation and review and has traditional trade countries or regions exporting food to China
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