According to the No. 151 Decree of the General
Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the
People's Republic of China (AQSIQ), the Inspection and Supervision of Imported
Cotton has come into effect since February 1, 2013. In addition, China divided
the overseas suppliers into three levels namely A, B and C on the basis of
their credit quality, in order to manage them dynamically.
With regard to A-level overseas suppliers, sampling
inspection of cotton should be carried out in the destination that the
consignee declared for by local inspection and quarantine bureau of destination
in accordance with the industrial standards enacted by the AQSIQ. As
for B-level overseas suppliers, cotton should be inspected more strictly with
twice as the sampling amount in the destination of the consignee declared for.
For C-level overseas suppliers, cotton should be inspected the most strictly
with twice as the sampling amount at the port of entry by the inspection and
quarantine bureau of destination.
At present, inspection and quarantine bureaus
in China are implementing the measure actively and recommend importers in China
to try to choose A-level cotton suppliers, in order to effectively promote the
trade of cotton import in China.
Table Contents of AgriChina News Alert 1303:
Crops
China's trade deficit of agricultural produces hits USD4,240
million in Jan. 2013
China's first agricultural insurance regulations take effect
in March 2013
Occurrence forecast of wheat pests and diseases in 2013
MOA to better rice yield target
China's first development plan for flower industry issues
China forecasts insect pest occurrence to 366.7 million ha.
in 2013
State Council approves a construction plan for high-yield
farmland
Spot trading volume of cotton declines in February
Chinese scientists map out the D genome of wheat
Persistent drought strikes tea in Yunnan
China formally sets up Agricultural Industry Development
Fund
Decreasing market purchase price of corn increases the
temporary purchase volume of
corn
Agricultural means of production industry
Urea daily on March 4
Domestic enterprises gain 23 new registrations of pesticide
active ingredient in 2012
Qinghai Salt Lake Industry to produce one million tonnes of
potassium chloride
Jiangsu: 2012 net profit of major pesticide enterprises up
by 31% YoY
The top ten pesticide export enterprises in China
CNDCA recommends a ban on the import of GM seed for staple
food
China pesticide sales up by 23% YoY in 2012
China: USD79.62 million subsidies for primary processing of
agricultural produces
Liaherd Chemical expects a loss in Q1 2013
Sinochem Group sign an agreement with Monsanto
CNGC develops two new fertilizers
Denghai Seeds expects a rising net profit in Q1 100%-150%
Lanfeng Bio-chemical 2012 net profit down 29% YoY
Salt Lake Industry performs well in 2012
China formally sets up Seed Industry Development Fund
Sanonda achieved USD16.7 million net profit in 2012
Qingdao Hailir to get through environmental scrutiny for IPO
Livestock & poultry industry
The U.S. pork importer shall provide clenbuterol inspection
report
Pig purchasing price expected to fall again
Shennong Agricultural Group to establish a sow nucleus farm
Contract draft for egg futures issues with a threshold of
USD796 at minimum
Shunxin Agriculture: 2012 sales up but net profit down
Tongwei’s pig feed factory put into production
China may issue program of pig purchasing and storage
Nongcheng Investment finances with equity pledge
2012 Guangdong Dahuanong sees a growth in both its revenue
and profit
2012 Huaying Agricultural sees revenue up but profit down
Fishery industry
China to restructure oceanic administration
Shanghai Kaichuang' rise in tuna benefits with an increasing
catch
China COSCO plans to sell COSCO Logistics
China suffers from countervailing duty investigation on
shrimp in the U.S.
Guangdong Dahuanong to set up fishery bio-technology company
Food industry
China's new standard for pesticide residues in food takes
effect
Hangzhou Wahaha to invest an overseas breeding base?
CNCRC purchases corn actively
Hunan Grain Group backdoor listing successfully
Beijing: online shops might be prohibited to sell food and
milk powder in bulk
China to set up a general administration of food and drug
Wuliangye to adjust its sales strategies
China Grain and Logistics Corporation to be a subsidiary of
COFCO
Domestic market price of edible ethanol decreases in the
past five months
2012/2013 outlook of corn market in China
Biostime advance to seek milk sources overseas
Yurun Food' loss in 2012 blames its diversification?
Andre Juice: 2012 sales decreased by 7% for over-reliance on
exports
Huiyuan Juice announces to expand its upstream business
Milk powder's price ups in New Zealand but remains stable in
China
Macroeconomy
ADBC plans to issue USD78 billion of financial bonds in 2013
China's foreign trade up by 14.2% YoY in the first two
months of 2013
MOA announces 38 measures:agricultural subsidies amount to
USD31.85 billion in 2013
China: FDI up 6.32% in Feb. 2013
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