Taiwan Increases Inspections of US Blueberries, Onions
Taiwan will increase inspections of imports of U.S. fresh blueberries and onions this year, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service report released Jan. 15. Both will be subject to a “heightened 20 to 50 percent import…
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inspection rate before quarantine clearance,” the USDA said. As part of the change, Taiwan removed U.S. lettuce from the increased inspection list. The changes took effect Jan. 1 and last until Dec. 31.