东盟进口水果两项质量分级标准发布

Core Points - The China-ASEAN Fruit Industry Development Conference announced the release of two group standards for the quality grading of imported fruits from ASEAN, specifically for mangosteen and durian [1][2] - Guangxi is a key entry point for ASEAN fruits into China, with an expected import volume of nearly 2.5 million tons in 2024, accounting for over one-third of China's total imports from ASEAN [1] Group 1: Standards and Regulations - The newly released standards establish a clear grading system based on sensory and physicochemical indicators for durian and mangosteen, categorizing them into three grades according to quality [1][2] - The standards were developed based on practical experiences in ASEAN fruit import trade and inspection, aligning with Chinese industry standards and incorporating extensive experimental validation and market research [2] Group 2: Trade Facilitation - The introduction of these quality grading standards is expected to enhance the connection between detection, grading, and traceability systems, facilitating "zero delay" customs clearance for high-quality fruits [2] - The standards aim to standardize fruit trade practices, ultimately providing consumers with higher quality products, particularly for Thailand's major export fruits: durian, mangosteen, and longan [2]