Export warning | since January 1, 2023 in the European Union on imports of Chinese tea will strengthen the controls
Tea export enterprises to EU:
Recently, the Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development of the European Commission wrote to the competent authorities and agencies, stating that after assessing the information in the Organic Agriculture Information System (OFIS), it and the Organic Production Committee had decided to impose enhanced control and reporting measures on some imported products. It involves all large tea products. According to the letter, the competent authorities and institutions will conduct sampling inspections of at least 20 percent of imported Chinese tea from January 1 to December 31, 2023.
Please note the above. I will continue to follow the changes of relevant EU regulations and inform you in time.
2026-07-24
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
Newsun is helping to transform and upgrade food systems at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
-
PI Industries of India acquires PHC for £32.8 million, targeting $18 billion biopesticide market
-
Bayer launches its new Fluopicolide fungicide in Brazil
-
Brazil's flood crisis: 1 million tons of soybeans are expected to be lost, and wheat production is down 4.3%
-
Brazil's parliament has decided that the Agriculture Ministry is solely responsible for registering pesticides
-
Brazil approved 21 registrations in the first quarter! The pesticide registration process remains lengthy
-
The 22st China Xinjiang International Agriculture Fair will be held on August 8-9
-
UPL has established a global NPP research Center for Natural Plant Production in Mexico
-
Adama: Will expand its coverage of the herbicide Apresa® in Latin America
-
Renaissance Bioscience has patented pioneering RNA production and delivery technologies in China
Recommend Reading
-
The Chemical Market Is No Longer Just Raising Prices — It Has Started Stopping Quotations
-
Fertilizer Shock Reshapes Rice Export Decisions
-
India’s Tariff Cuts Could Lower Agrochemical Costs
-
Japan Tightens Additive Use Standards
-
March Brought a Faster Global Food Rule Cycle
-
Styrene-Butadiene Rubber Market Faces Weak and Declining Trends
-
In-depth Analysis of the Reasons for the Decrease in Ethylene Glycol Prices on May 22, 2026 in China
-
This week, the Chinese anhydrous hydrogen fluoride market remains stable (11.10-11.13)
-
Widening Downward Spread, Weekly Decline in n-Butanol Exceeds 5%
-
Insufficient Demand Stabilizes China's Acrylonitrile Market