How Indian agri exporters face some odd barriers
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A slew of technical hurdles have emerged as new stumbling blocks for Indian agri exporters. “The protocol followed by China is weird. Once they detect a dead material of Covid on the packet, they will suspend import from that particular company.
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Some of the barriers include the European Union’s persistent tightening of norms on maximum residue level (MRL) of chemical substances used in pesticide
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Jagdish Fofandi, a Gujarat-based seafood exporter, is in a quandary. Just ahead of the new fishing season, which begins next month, there’s been a rise in rejection of export consignments by Chinese authorities, who have cited the presence of Covid-19 residues in packing materials.
How Indian agri exporters face some odd barriers
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Chennai: Muslim Educational Association of Southern India (MEASI) has donated ₹1 crore towards Tamil Nadu Chief Minister s Public Relief Fund (CMPRF) to help support the state s initiative in combating the Covid pandemic.
President of the MEASI, Nawab Mohammed Abdul Ali, Prince of Arcot, accompanied by the Honorary Secretary, Elias Sait, Honorary Treasurer, a Chartered Accountant (CA), and Secretary General of Seafood Exporters Association of India, Najmuddin Majeed, Executive Committee members a philanthropist and businessman, K. Alauddin (former IAS officer) and Dr. Junaid Rasheed, called on Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, and handed over the cheque to him.