MYANMAR’S avocado cosmet­ics are aimed at the Chinese market, according to the My­anmar Trade Promotion Organ­ization.

 

Those cosmetics need to comply with the Special Cos­metics and General Cosmetics Regulation of the Cosmetic Su­pervision and Administration Regulation (CSAR) to penetrate the Chinese market.

 

Myanmar and China have agreed to practise Remote Video Inspection for pest risk analysis of fresh avocado.

 

Processed goods (avoca­do oil, frozen pulp, beverages) are required to be registered through the CIFER system of the General Administration of Customs of the People’s Repub­lic of China (GACC).

 

Avocado has been grown in Myanmar for the last 75 years, mainly in Shan State, Chin State, Sagaing Region and PyinOoL­win, of Mandalay Region. Avoca­dos are rich in vitamins and 20 minerals. Avocado has become popular due to its health benefits so stakeholders in the supply chain are making efforts to boost avocado exports. — ASH/KK