On the 2nd from the Guangzhou Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau was informed that the council area in the first ten months of this year added more than 30 varieties of exported vegetable seeds, are the first time in Guangdong Province for export, some for the first time the country’s exports.
It is learned that the five new vegetable seed exporters are Sri Lanka, Angola, Brazil, Peru and Denmark. Among them, 2,000 kg of carrot seeds were exported to Sri Lanka, a newly added exporter. According to a planted area of 300 grams per mu, 444 hectares of land can be planted locally.
According to the person in charge of Guangdong Seed Import and Export Corporation, the carrot seeds of this type are not only cheap but also of good quality, which helps to adjust the industrial structure of local vegetables and improve the quality of their products. Such seeds are widely acclaimed for their high cost performance.
In the first 10 months of this year, Guangzhou Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau exported a total of 107.2 tons of vegetable seeds with a total value of 1.682 million U.S. dollars. Export weight and value of these vegetables accounted for the entire province’s export of vegetables 60.9% and 81.9% of the seeds. Exporters are found in 21 countries and regions on six continents except Antarctica.
In order to help enterprises to increase the export of vegetable seeds, Guangzhou Inspection and Quarantine Bureau brings together foreign quarantine requirements and guides enterprises in processing and processing to ensure that all exported seeds meet the quarantine requirements of the relevant countries. At the same time, when guiding enterprises to process and remove pests At the same time, the same batch of seeds produced by the quarantine inspection after a quarantine batch release mode, greatly improving the speed of inspection and release.
In the first ten months of this year, the export of vegetables along the “Belt and a Road” route along the area under the exit of CIQ in Guangzhou reached 143.7 tons, an increase of 15.3% over the same period of the previous year, mainly in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Vietnam.
