On August 26, the General Administration of Customs suspended the export of Australian beef producer JOHN DEE WARWICK PTY LTD (Registration number 243) to China due to the detection of chloramphenicol, a drug banned by both China and Australia, in beef loin meat exported to China。The defective products were destroyed and did not enter the country。
In order to ensure the safety of imported meat products, the customs has officially notified the Australian side of suspending the company's exports to China, requiring the Australian side to conduct a comprehensive investigation of the relevant company within 45 days and respond to the Chinese side。The relevant suspension information has been published in the import and export food safety information service column "List of meat products exported to China from countries or regions that meet the evaluation requirements" on the website of the General Administration。
Source: General Administration of Customs
Banned drugs have been detected in the products of one Australian beef company
2020-08-28