Mango; Mandarin; Orange; Cherry; Sweetberry honeysuckle; Lingonberry; PineappleBanana; Papaya; Fresh Young Coconut; Avocado; Durian; Grape; Melon; Peach; Apricot; Longan; Coconut; Watermelon; Passion fruit; Mangosteen; Litchi; Rambutan; Pineapple; Jackfruit; lndian jujube; Apple; Pear; Lemon; Persimmon; Tamarind; Sugarapple; Carambola; Guava; Rose apple; Long kong; Sapodilla; Mandarin orange; Pomelo; Pomegranate; Nectarine; Plum; Grapefruit; Salacca; Dragon; Pawpaw; Fruit of Carambola; Betel nut; Loguat; Indian jujube; Mei; Cantaloupe; Date; Blueberry; Sour orange; Kiwifruit; Kiwiberry; Mandora; Strawberry; Blackberry; Raspberry; Lime; etc.

►Quarantine access management:

Confirm that the exporting country and fresh fruits are in the "List of Fresh Fruit Types and Exporting Countries/Regions that Have Inspection and Quarantine Access".

►Competent Authority:

Before the trade officially begins, the competent authority of the exporting country should provide a sample of the plant quarantine certificate to the Chinese Customs for confirmation and filing.

►Registration of orchards and packaging plants:

Orchards and packaging plants are reviewed and filed with the competent authority of the exporting country, and registered with the Chinese Customs before the export season each year. They can only export after approval and registration. (Different from the registration of overseas manufacturers of imported food in China)

►Importer quarantine license:

Importers should apply for the "Entry Animal and Plant Quarantine License" before signing a trade contract.

►Entry port requirements:

It should enter the country from the port where the Chinese Customs allows the import of fruits, and implement inspection and quarantine at the corresponding designated supervision site.

►Registration of importer and exporter qualifications:

Record by logging in to Internet+GACC (https://online.customs.gov.cn).

List of documents required for fresh fruit customs declaration:

1. Certificate of origin;

2. Plant quarantine certificate;

3. "Entry Animal and Plant Quarantine Permit";

4. Packing list, invoice, contract, bill of lading;

5. Chinese label, the manufacturer's registration number in China must be indicated on the outer packaging label;

6. Documents required for special quarantine (cold treatment or heat treatment certificate);

7. Other auxiliary materials or declaration elements;

Each package must be marked in Chinese or English with information such as the fruit name, country, origin, orchard name or its registration number, and packaging plant name or its registration number. Each pallet must be marked in Chinese or English with "输往中华人民共和国" or "Exported to the People's Republic of China". If pallets are not used (such as air cargo), each package must be marked in the same way.

Customs review and inspection and quarantine after fruits arrive at Chinese ports:

After fruits arrive at Chinese ports, customs staff will review relevant licenses and certificates, and conduct on-site inspection and quarantine of inbound fruits in accordance with relevant work procedures and standards: (i) Check whether the goods and certificates are consistent; (ii) Check the relevant information and official quarantine marks on the plant quarantine certificate and packaging box; (iii) Check whether the fruits are infected with insects, disease symptoms, branches and leaves, soil and pests; if suspicious epidemics are found during on-site quarantine, they will be sent to the laboratory for quarantine identification; (iv) Take samples according to relevant regulations and standards and send them to the laboratory for testing.

According to the inspection and quarantine results, the customs will handle the imported fruits as follows: (i) If the imported fruits are qualified after inspection and quarantine, an entry goods inspection and quarantine certificate will be issued and they will be released; (ii) If quarantine pests or other pests of quarantine significance are found, pest control must be implemented and an inspection and quarantine treatment notice will be issued; if the fruits are qualified after pest control, they will be released; (iii) If the fruits do not comply with relevant regulations, the goods and certificates do not match, or if the fruits fail inspection and quarantine and there is no effective pest control method, an inspection and quarantine treatment notice will be issued and they will be returned or destroyed under the supervision of the customs.

After receiving the entry goods inspection and quarantine certificate, the imported fruits can be sold and used.