Chinese Regulation
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China Sets Out Guidelines for Some Imports from Belarus
China's customs agency said that it will start allowing imports of rapeseed meal and soybean meal from Belarus that satisfy certain sanitary and procedural requirements.
China Allows French Beans from Uzbekistan
China's Customs agency announced that it would allow imports of Uzbek French beans, starting in October. With Uzbekistan's exports to China growing, it is expected that more agricultural products will be allowed to be exported to China.
China Allows More Aquatic Products from Papua New Guinea
China's customs agency announced new guidelines for imports of wild aquatic products from Papua New Guinea. This announcement opens the door to more aquatic products from the Pacific country, which are also likely to be helped by the lifting of COVID-related import restrictions that had largely curbed seafood
China Opens Door to Brazilian Soy Protein
The Chinese government announced that it will allow imports of soy protein from Brazil, effectively immediately.
China's Regulators Issue New Rules to Rein In Internet Services
Three Chinese agencies in charge of market activities and the internet jointly issued a new set of rules to regulate pop-up windows, with an emphasis on the content and the protection of users' rights.
China Allows Citrus Imports from Iran
China's customs agency has published requirements for importing citrus fruit from Iran.
Chinese Rules on Security Review of Data Outflows Take Effect; More Information on the Review Released
As China's new rules on data exports take effect today, some data will need to pass an official assessment in order to be transferred abroad. To assist the implementation, the Chinese internet watchdog released more information to help companies navigate through the procedure.