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China sinks to new low; bans Taiwan-grown Pineapples
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Taiwan goes all-in on pineapple craze after China halts imports
02/27/2021 07:48 PM
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Minister of Transportation and Communications Lin Chia-lung (second right) takes part in harvesting pineapples in a photo he shared on Facebook Friday. Photo courtesy of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Taipei, Feb. 27 (CNA) A wide range of Taiwanese public figures have taken to social media to urge support for the country s pineapple growers, after China announced on Friday that it was suspending imports of the fruit from Taiwan.
The suspension, effective from March 1, was announced by China s General Administration of Customs, in response to what it said were various types of mealy bugs found in several batches of fresh pineapples shipped from Taiwan in 2020.
Premier Su Tseng-chang (蘇貞昌) is highly disciplined and dedicated to his post, Executive Yuan spokesman Lo Ping-cheng (羅秉成) said yesterday, denying accusations that Su was installing his people in state-run enterprises to pave the way for a presidential bid in 2024.
Former Taiyen Biotech Co chairman Chen Chi-yu (陳啟昱) on Feb. 1 resigned his post, followed by former CSBC Corp, Taiwan president Tseng Kuo-cheng (曾國正) on Feb. 2 and former CPC Corp, Taiwan chairman Jerry Ou (歐嘉瑞) before the Lunar New Year holiday, local media have reported.
Last year, high-level executives of the Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund, Agricultural Bank
2021/02/22 21:02 Cherry blossoms along Lane 239 of Dongnan Street in Hsinchu s East District (Hsinchu City Government photo) Cherry blossoms along Lane 239 of Dongnan Street in Hsinchu s East District (Hsinchu City Government photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) Hsinchu Mayor Lin Chih-chien (林智堅) recommended three destinations in the city for viewing cherry blossoms during the flower season in a press release on Sunday (Feb. 21). Lin first recommended Hsinchu Park, which he said has a Kawazu-zakura cherry forest set beautifully against a pond near traditionally styled Japanese houses. Other varieties of cherry trees in the park, such as the Fuji Cherry, the Double-Layered Cherry, and Taiwan Cherry, will join the bloom, which is expected to last until April, according to the Hsinchu City Marketing Department.
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