In August 28th, the inspection and Quarantine Bureau of Fujian Quanzhou passed the inspection. The first batch of 35.7 tons of sardine and 199 thousand and 900 tons of sardine canned goods were exported to Malaysia to achieve a breakthrough in the export of canned aquatic products in Quanzhou.

 

Quanzhou coastline as long as 541 km, has rich fishery resources, is the Fujian Province fish and aquatic products trade center. Influenced by European debt crisis and insufficient international market demand, Quanzhou's aquatic products export has been affected to a certain extent, and the export of primary processing aquatic products has been obviously hindered. In order to help Quanzhou aquatic products export enterprises cope with the crisis and expand the new international market space for aquatic products export, Quanzhou Inspection and Quarantine Bureau has invited technical experts to give guidance to the enterprises for many times, so that the canning workshop only takes 7 months from construction to registration and filing; carry out risk analysis of canned aquatic products export and strictly implement it "One plant, one product, one policy" supervision program helps enterprises to enhance their self-inspection and self-control capabilities, supervise enterprises to strictly monitor the whole process of aquatic canned raw materials acceptance, sealing, sterilization and other key control points to ensure product quality and safety; optimize customs clearance mode, simplify the inspection process on the basis of the whole process of supervision, and make every effort to compress the inspection process. Cycle, speed up customs clearance, to provide meticulous and thoughtful service for enterprises.

 

It is reported that two enterprises in Quanzhou have already built a new canned production line, which is expected to be put into production by the end of the year. After completion and commissioning, Quanzhou will export more than 10,000 tons of deep-processed products annually and earn more than 50 million US dollars in foreign exchange.