According to news from the Import and Export Food Safety Bureau of the General Administration of Customs on May 18, 2022, 4 68 batches of frozen products (meat and aquatic products) that were not allowed to enter the country totaled 729,570.97 kilograms (approximately 729.57 tons) , including 22 batches of meat, totaling 274,268.56 kilograms (approximately 274.27 tons), from 8 countries and regions; 46 batches of aquatic products, totaling 455,302.41 kilograms (approximately 455.3 tons), from 13 countries and regions.
Among the meats, Russia was involved in 9 batches of prohibited entry food, the main category being frozen chicken feet; Brazil involving 4 batches, the main categories being frozen pork, chicken wings and beef brain ;The number of batches involved in other countries and regions is less than 4 times.
Among aquatic products, Vietnam has the largest number of batches of food that are not allowed to enter, involving 13 batches. The main categories are frozen raw vannamei shrimp ; Russia is followed by 9 batches, the main category is frozen peony shrimp ; then Japan , involving 5 batches, the main category is frozen shrimp ; the batches involved in other countries and regions The quantity is 4 times or less.
Among meats, the largest single batch weight is frozen turkey wing tips (USA) , 27215 kilograms (about 27.22); among aquatic products, the largest single batch weight is frozen shrimp (Japan) , 120000 kilogram (approximately 120 tons).
In addition, among the main categories of concern, in terms of meat, the weight of frozen pork products involved this time is 1428.34 kilograms (approximately 1.43 tons); The weight of the frozen beef products involved was 124.7 kilograms, and the main category was frozen boneless beef, which came from three countries: Australia and Brazil. The quantity was relatively low; the weight of the frozen mutton products involved this time was 640.52 kilograms, and they came from Australia and New Zealand. .
In terms of aquatic products, frozen vannamei shrimp mainly comes from Ecuador and Vietnam, totaling 67,483 kilograms (approximately 67.48 tons). Frozen raw vannamei shrimp from Vietnam accounts for a larger proportion, 39,152 kilograms (approximately 39.15 tons), accounting for approximately 58.01 %.
Compared with March, the number of batches of frozen products, meat and aquatic products that are not allowed to enter this round has decreased. In terms of weight, the amount of meat has been greatly reduced, and the amount of aquatic products has been greatly increased.
The details of meat are as follows:
The details of aquatic products are as follows:
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