China Signs Onion Export Agreement with New Zealand
China has finally sealed a fresh onion export deal with New Zealand after 10 years of negotiations, an official statement said Wednesday.
A sanitary agreement was signed at the beginning of this year, paving the way for Chinese onion exports entering the New Zealand market, according to the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of China (AQSIQ).
The New Zealand government has a very strict plant quarantine system to protect its own ecosystem, the statement read.
The AQSIQ has helped domestic onion exporters improve the level of management during the past years.
The AQSIQ vowed it will launch strict quarantine measures to ensure the quality of onion exports,
China is a world leading onion producer, with an annual onion output of 20 million tonnes. Exports account for merely 3.5 percent of its total onion production.
Looking for chemical products? Let suppliers reach out to you!
You May Interested In
2026-07-07
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
-
Covestro Builds New 660,000-ton MDI Plant in China: Global Supply Gap Meets Chinese Overcapacity Head-On
-
India Imposes Final Anti‑Dumping Duties on Ethylenediamine from China, EU, Saudi Arabia, and Taiwan, China, with Top Rate of $575/tonne
-
EU Finalizes Anti-Dumping Duties on BDO from China, with Rates up to 113.7%
-
EU mulls expanding tariff scope on Chinese chemicals, sector-wide measures in the pipeline
-
Global Countries Impose Tariffs on Chinese Chemical Products
-
China Suspends Sulfuric Acid Exports, Global Copper and Fertilizer Supply Under Strain
-
China Suspends Sulfuric Acid Exports, Global Copper and Fertilizer Supply Under Strain
-
U.S. Issues Final Anti-Dumping Ruling on Chinese MDI: Dumping Margins Reduced from Over 500% to 85%+
-
DKSH Expands Partnership with Assessa to Distribute Botanical Ingredients Across China
-
A Comprehensive Overview of China’s Special Engineering Materials Market: How Should the Industry Rebuild Its Capabilities Amid Growing Downstream Pressure?
