On July 22, Wang Jun, deputy director of the General Administration of Customs, said at the press conference of the State Information Office that from “cherry freedom” to “durian freedom,” more and more good things from around the world are “flying into the homes of ordinary people.” Take durian as an example. Since 2022, five countries, including Vietnam, Malaysia, and Laos, have successively completed approval to export durians to China, and import sources have continued to expand. Durian imports reached 1.868 million tons last year, doubling the quantity from 2022. Wang Jun pointed out that at present, China has become a major trading partner in more than 160 countries and regions around the world. Imported products come from a wider range of sources, more categories, and better structure. Milk from Oceania, coffee from Africa, and chilled salmon from Europe have crossed the ocean into the shopping carts of ordinary Chinese people. During the “15th Five-Year Plan” period, the General Administration of Customs will expand imports from the three aspects of optimizing access, supervision, and services.
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On July 22, Wang Jun, deputy director of the General Administration of Customs, said at the press conference of the State Information Office that from “cherry freedom” to “durian freedom,” more and more good things from around the world are “flying into the homes of ordinary people.” Take durian as an example. Since 2022, five countries, including Vietnam, Malaysia, and Laos, have successively completed approval to export durians to China, and import sources have continued to expand. Durian imports reached 1.868 million tons last year, doubling the quantity from 2022. Wang Jun pointed out that at present, China has become a major trading partner in more than 160 countries and regions around the world. Imported products come from a wider range of sources, more categories, and better structure. Milk from Oceania, coffee from Africa, and chilled salmon from Europe have crossed the ocean into the shopping carts of ordinary Chinese people. During the “15th Five-Year Plan” period, the General Administration of Customs will expand imports from the three aspects of optimizing access, supervision, and services.
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