The export of goods to the Chinese market through the Northern border provinces before and after the Lunar New Year every year is very active, including agricultural products, food and fruit.
According to the schedule announced before the Lunar New Year, the Chinese side will officially open the gate to carry out import and export activities on January 31, 2020. However, the Committee for Trade Agreement Bang Tuong's external economy has announced the closure of trading at pairs in the markets of Bang Tuong town from January 31 to the end of February 8, 2020 and will officially open on February 9, 2020 (except Huu Nghi Quan international border gate will open on February 3, 2020) on the grounds of ensuring the prevention of Corona flu.
To avoid affecting the speed of customs clearance and causing congestion in border areas, the Import and Export Department – Ministry of Industry and Trade requests information and recommendations to localities, commodity associations, businesses and traders. , farmer households as well as related organizations and individuals are aware of the closure of trading transactions at pairs of marketplaces in the locality until February 8, 2020 to regulate transportation progress, delivery and receipt of goods at the border gate area in order to ensure the safety of goods quality, avoid the situation of being subject to being forced to be granted or subject to price pressures. At the same time, it is recommended that the export of agricultural and fishery activities in general and fruits in particular to the northern border provinces such as Lang Son, Lao Cai, Quang Ninh, Cao Bang, etc. be actively monitored. production, packaging, delivery and export of goods through border gates, avoiding congestion and other adverse impacts; strictly implement export activities to China market according to international practices, improve quality, implement well regulations on traceability, declaration of planting areas, packing facilities as well as requirements. In order to meet the requirements and standards agreed with the importing countries, avoid arising risks and minimizing losses in the production and business process like the last time.
In the process of forwarding, exporting goods, if any problems arise, please report them to the Import and Export Department (email address: linhntm@moit.gov.vn, huyenngt@moit.gov.vn ) to promptly exchange information and coordinate the regulation of goods export activities when necessary.