Core Viewpoint - The Chinese customs authority has clearly stated a ban on the import of foreign waste, particularly focusing on the regulation of recycled paper pulp imports, following heightened attention from industry stakeholders and media reports [1] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The General Administration of Customs and the China Paper Association are working to improve relevant standards and strengthen customs supervision regarding recycled paper pulp [1] - A working seminar on imported recycled paper pulp will be held, involving representatives from various paper companies, industry associations, and experts [1] Group 2: Industry Concerns - The seminar will address the current situation of recycled paper pulp imports by Chinese paper companies, production processes (dry and wet pulping), and their respective proportions [2] - Discussions will include the risks associated with radioactive materials, heavy metals, hazardous waste, and public health safety related to imported recycled paper pulp [2] - Stakeholders will provide opinions and suggestions on ensuring the safety and stability of the recycled paper pulp supply chain, revising relevant standards, and enhancing regulatory measures [2]