欧盟农产品进出口政策解读（Interpretation of EU agricultural products import and export policy）.docVIP

欧盟农产品进出口政策解读（Interpretation of EU agricultural products import and export policy） Interpretation of EU agricultural products import and export policy Article source: China County Economic News Editors note: In recent years, Chinas agricultural exports continued to grow. In 2005, exports of agricultural products reached 27 billion 200 million US dollars, ranking fifth in the world. However, the international agricultural products market is changing rapidly. Multilateral agricultural trade rules and agricultural trade policies of various countries are constantly being adjusted, and import inspection and quarantine requirements and technical barriers to trade continue to increase. At present, Chinas agricultural products export enterprises nearly 1.8 million, the annual export amount of more than $10 million in less than 500 years, while exports less than $1 million in small and medium-sized enterprises more than 1, accounted for more than 70% of all export enterprises. These enterprises especially small and medium-sized enterprises of county agricultural product export market entry time is short, small scale, weak anti risk ability, poor information channels, the special needs of government departments to provide agricultural products export policy and market information. In order to help Chinas agricultural products export enterprises quickly and accurately grasp the international agricultural product market information, help enterprises to develop agricultural products export market, from the date we have published foreign agricultural products import and export policy and information. Agricultural production The European Union is rich in land resources, and food production can be self-sufficient. In 2005, the European Unions agricultural and fishery output accounted for only 2.5% of GDP, but the EU remains a major food export area and the worlds largest food importer. 25 of the countrys imports of food and agricultural products accounted for 6.4% of all imports, an