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Australian lychee growers may soon regain access to the Chinese market.
Australia
Wednesday 06 February 2008
Previously, China imported up to 600 tons of lychees from Australia annually but all exports ceased when China became a member of the World Trade Organisation in 2001.
However, an information exchange with South China University researchers studying lychee harvesting technology could open the way for a reintroduction of exports.
The Australian Lychee Growers Association is now working with Biosecurity Australia to obtain a pest list from the Chinese Government and to determine relevant quarantine protocols.
However, an information exchange with South China University researchers studying lychee harvesting technology could open the way for a reintroduction of exports.
The Australian Lychee Growers Association is now working with Biosecurity Australia to obtain a pest list from the Chinese Government and to determine relevant quarantine protocols.
