According to the “Foreign Trade Law of the People's Republic of China”, “Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Import and Export Administration of Goods”, “Export Commodity Quota Management Measures”, “Export Commodity Quota Bidding Measures”, etc., the following matters are now announced: 1. In 2027, the export quotas for licorice and licorice products, artificially grown ephedra, live pigs, live cows, live chickens, sawn timber, forest grass and forest grass products are 5.2 million kilograms, 1.804 million kilograms, 16.54 million heads, and 22,000 heads, respectively Head, 3 million Only 150,000 cubic meters, 14 million kilograms. 2. Foreign trade operators exporting the above goods shall apply to the Ministry of Commerce to obtain a quota, apply for the “People's Republic of China Export License” on the basis of the quota certification document or the certification of winning the quota tender, and complete the export customs inspection and release procedures for the goods with the customs on the basis of the export license. 3. The 2027 export quota application period starts on November 1, 2026 and ends on November 15, 2026. The applicant must submit the application materials to the local commercial department at the provincial level where they are located, and the local commercial department at the provincial level will verify the application materials and forward them to the Ministry of Commerce. 4. The Ministry of Commerce reviews accepted applications in accordance with law and allocates quotas to eligible applicants by December 15, 2026. 5. Export quotas for licorice and licorice products, forest grass and forest grass products are distributed through tenders. Matters relating to application conditions and procedures are also announced separately. 6. In 2027, export quota management for phosphate ore and silver will continue to be suspended, and export license management will be implemented. Eligible foreign trade operators exporting phosphate ore or silver can apply for an export license on the basis of a valid goods export contract, and use the export license to go through customs inspection and release procedures for the export of the goods.

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