China Imposes Inspection Requirements on Cambodian Aquaculture Products
China imposed inspection and quarantine requirements on imports of Cambodian aquaculture products, the General Administration of Customs announced May 30, according to an unofficial translation. The new protocols, which apply to artificially farmed aquatic animal products for human consumption and…
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algae and other marine plant products, require that imports be farmed in Cambodia's own waters and not contain any drugs or additives banned by China.