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Pineapples grow in a field in Kaohsiung yesterday.
Photo: Ben Blanchard, Reuters 2021/02/28 03:00
OVERHAUL NEEDED: The government should improve its agricultural processing capabilities and expand to new markets to limit its reliance on China, an expert said
By Yang Yuan-ting, Chung Li-hua and Jake Chung / Staff reporters, with staff writer
Chinaâs ban on Taiwanese pineapples was âunsurprising,â and Taiwan should have years ago altered its produce export strategies and target customers, experts said.
China on Friday abruptly suspended imports of pineapples from Taiwan, saying that it had on multiple occasions discovered âharmful biological entitiesâ on the fruit.
Calling it an âunfriendlyâ move, the Council of Agriculture ï¼COAï¼ said that 99.79 percent of the pineapples sent to China since last year have met Chinaâs import standards.