Summary
Importing fresh cherries requires the exporting country to be on the permitted list, such as Chile or the US. Chinese importers must hold an import-export licence and a phytosanitary import permit. Foreign suppliers need to be registered with Chinese authorities.
Commentary
Facing low-price competition from Chilean cherries, New Zealand's small-to-medium growers can capitalise on the NZ-China FTA's tariff-free advantage. They should focus on air-freighted early-season varieties to capture the high-price window before Chinese New Year. Continuous monitoring of China's quarantine regulations and collaboration with professional customs brokers are essential for compliance.
Keywords: fresh cherries, import process, import eligibility, permitted list, phytosanitary import permit, foreign supplier registration
Summary in Chinese | 摘要
进口鲜樱桃需确认出口国在准入名单（智利、美国等），国内进口商需具备进出口权并办理动植物检疫许可证，国外供应商需在华注册备案。
Commentary in Chinese | 评论
面对智利樱桃低价冲击，新西兰中小种植商可借力中新FTA免税优势，主推空运早熟品种抢占春节前高价窗口。需持续跟踪中国检疫新规，与专业通关代理合作确保合规。
关键词: 鲜樱桃, 车厘子, 进口流程, 进口资质, 准入名单, 动植物检疫许可证, 国外供应商注册
Source: Sina
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