China strengthens the quarantine of imported soybeans

Introduction: according to overseas media, on Monday, some traders said that China had recently revised the quarantine regulations for imported crops more strictly, so that China would have available tools for import control of soybeans when it was about to enter the customs An official from Dalian port quarantine bureau in Northeast China confirmed the news that China will strengthen the quarantine of imported grain to control the import of genetically modified grain, especially soybeans Traders in the region say Beijing has issued instructions to the quarantine authorities for stricter inspection and quality inspection of imported grain, and grain that fails to meet the quality requirements will be returned An agriculture ministry official in Beijing said China had not yet announced the rules for the implementation of the June 6 GM regulations, but said: "the inspection at the port is carried out in accordance with the new GM regulations." Now you are looking at how quarantine officials at the port conduct quarantine Now soybean ships from South America are still arriving at Chinese ports "It's much worse now," said a trader in Singapore "Basically it can be said that China's quarantine will slow down soybean imports." Last year, China's quarantine authorities detained a U.S barley freighter that had arrived in China, and it was only months before it was allowed to go out of stock There will be no soybean ships arriving at Chinese ports on Monday and Tuesday Ample supply traders say China will not lack soybeans in the coming months China will join the WTO at the end of this year According to the regulations, China will reduce tariffs and increase imports At that time, China will import a large number of vegetable oil, a large part of which will be soybean oil China's domestic soybean harvest began this month Despite the drought earlier this year, it is estimated that China's total soybean production this year may reach 15 million to 15.5 million tons, compared with 15.3 million tons last year "There is now a large stock of imported soybeans at the port," said the Singapore trader The price is not good " He also said that many soybean processing plants in China also store a large amount of soybeans, fearing that China might ban imports after the implementation of new GM regulations Traders say China has so far ordered 20-25 U.S new soybeans for shipment beyond October However, it is also said that some soybean buyers in China have sold some soybeans due to the weak domestic soybean price, so that only 10-12 ships of soybeans are left China will join the WTO at the end of this year, when China's soybean imports begin to decrease China's WTO accession working group approved China's Application on Monday, so that China will finally succeed after 15 years of long-term accession According to China's WTO accession agreement, China will allow 1.7 million tons of soybean oil, 600000 tons of rapeseed oil and 1.5 million tons of palm oil to be imported every year Traders believe that this will reduce China's import of oil crops, especially soybeans, which some say will be reduced to 11 million to 12 million tons this year (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: