COVID quarantine for imported processed seafood to be removed

COVID-related quarantine requirements for frozen processed seafood products imported for the purpose of reprocessing for export will be removed as from September 11 under a recently issued circular by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
COVID quarantine for imported processed seafood to be removed ảnh 1New regulations on inspection of imported seafood will create favourable conditions enterprises. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNS/VNA) - COVID-related quarantinerequirements for frozen processed seafood products imported for the purpose ofreprocessing for export will be removed as from September 11 under a recentlyissued circular by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

The ministry said it would foster exports of agricultural products by reducingthe number of product categories subject to quarantine andusing technology to speed up the customs process.

The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) hadpetitioned the Government to amend the quarantine regulations saying they werecausing the seafood industry “big problems.”

Products processed from animals, animal products and those containing aquaticcreatures, frozen, dried, cooked, or meant for instant use, continue to bequarantined, and this means the size and number of shipments subject toquarantine are huge, it said.

The maintenance and expansion of the list of "processed goods" thatare subject to quarantine are an excessive and unnecessary measure, it said.

VASEP also wants quarantining be removed for processed seafood productsimported for domestic consumption that are assessed as not posing a risk ofspreading aquatic diseases./.
VNA

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