Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON NOTICE Budget Estimates May 2009 Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Question: AQIS01
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: New Zealand growers Hansard Page: 36 (26/05/2009)
Senator Milne asked:
Senator MILNE—Okay. If you would take on notice please where we are up to in terms of those agreement arrangements and how the New Zealand growers do it compared with how we do it in terms of those inspection services, because there is a strong view that AQIS has not restructured itself to put in place the efficiencies that reduce the costs to growers. You say it is a partnership. I think one side of the partnership feels very hard done by at the moment—
Answer:
Opportunities to reduce the costs of Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) inspection and certification through approved arrangements have been available to industry since 2001. Attached is a list of markets where industry can use approved arrangements to reduce AQIS’s involvement in export certification.
There are 57 arrangements in place to export horticultural produce. Some sectors use these arrangements extensively. For example, the export of horticulture products from the Riverland in South Australia is predominantly under approved arrangements— 58.2 per cent of all certificates issued in South Australia are issued under the arrangements. Many clients prefer to use AQIS’s services due to commercial or seasonal limitations. The 40 per cent subsidy on export certification services has discouraged the uptake of arrangements, as the true cost of certification is not paid by clients using AQIS’s services, but 100 per cent of costs must be met by the company for providing those same services on AQIS’s behalf.
Some form of approved arrangement is available for AQIS’s export services to all countries. However, to export some commodities a few countries specifically require inspection and certification by AQIS officers. This is particularly evident for fruit fly host commodities (apples, cherries, citrus and mangoes). The Taiwan, Japan and Korea markets for fruit fly-host commodities have a sampling and inspection requirement of either 1 per cent or 2 per cent (and previously up to 5 per cent) of the fruit in the consignment, e.g. Korea (citrus and mangoes) Taiwan (all permitted fruit exports), Japan (some citrus, mangoes and cherries). Additionally, some Asian countries send their quarantine officers to supervise fruit fly treatments during the
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Question: AQIS01 (continued)
export season. These protocols add significantly to the costs of exports. Unlike Australia, New Zealand is free from fruit flies of economic significance.
AQIS and Biosecurity Australia work with industry to achieve improved market access conditions and, therefore, reduce export inspection and certification costs. For example, in 2007 Japan agreed to a reduced sampling rate from 5 per cent to 2 per cent for the export of mangoes, reducing inspection time and costs; in 2008 Japan agreed to reduce the requirement for Japanese on-site inspectors for citrus exports, saving industry $30 000. The removal of this requirement in 2009 saved a further $43 000, a total saving of $73 000 per annum to the citrus industry. In June 2009, China accepted the use of approved arrangements for the vapour heat treatment of mangoes. This will remove up to $3000 per export consignment in AQIS costs for mango exporters.
New Zealand export inspection services are subject to cost recovery and may be provided by third-party service providers. Fees and charges are available on the Biosecurity New Zealand website at www.biosecurity.govt.nz/regs/exports/plants/fees.
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Question: AQIS02
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Export Rebate Hansard Page: 38 (26/05/2009)
Senator Colbeck asked:
Senator COLBECK—You indicated that there had been a decision made by the previous government to cease this process. Colleagues who were involved in that process indicated to me that that was not the case. The program was in place for four years and it had been extended. It has been put to me that a specific decision to remove this subsidy had not been made and, in fact, there were provisions for a further four years in the forward budget estimates that had been provided for this measure. Dr O’Connell—I do not think that is correct in terms of the forward budget estimates. I think the estimates cease on 30 June this year. Mr Delane—The information available to us is that there was never any forward estimate beyond 30 June this year. Senator COLBECK—That has been quite clearly put to me by the former trade minister. Dr O’Connell—We can easily look at that in terms of simply looking at the last budget papers. That is very straightforward. Senator NASH—Perhaps Dr O’Connell or somebody might like to do that now if it is very straightforward and simple. Dr O’Connell—I think we would have to get somebody to go back and look at the papers. Senator COLBECK—I would appreciate you doing that. I think that is an important point.
Answer:
The 40 per cent commonwealth subsidy of export certification services is a program terminating on 30 June 2009 as recorded in the central budget system maintained by the Department of Finance and Deregulation. A terminating program does not have funds provided in the provisional forward estimates.
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Question: AQIS03
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: 43-45 (26/05/2009)
Senator Colbeck asked:
Senator COLBECK—But it is a big change, it is happening very quickly. We know we have not seen the cost-recovery impact statements yet. That has to be done before it is implemented according to the government’s own guidelines. It is at a significant expense. You are going to raise an extra $43.89 million out of this process. That is going to be imposed on Australia’s agricultural exports. Can I just clarify that the only thing that you are doing is removing the 40 per cent rebate? That is the only thing you are doing? You are not charging for any services that you did not charge for before? So you are not, for example, going to charge for the development of a quarantine protocol that the government did as part of its service to industry? Mr Read—Correct. It is a very complex question you ask when you say that, because all our fees and charges are linked to the activities with each of those industries in terms of the services we provide with them. The fundamental is, as I said, we are not using smoke and mirrors to actually drag other things into this so that we are covering, in some way, shortfalls in other areas. That is not what is happening. We are simply looking at the current existing fees and across almost all of those sectors only increasing them by, in most instances, it would be lucky to be 66 per cent which is required to bring them back up to the full cost. … Senator COLBECK—So what involvement has the minister had in this consultation process with industry to date? Dr O’Connell—I think there has been very close involvement in the process of working through this. Certainly there has been a request, from the minister’s perspective, to set up some working groups which could talk about— Senator COLBECK—He might have spoken to the department, but has he as yet engaged directly with industry? Mr Delane—The minister, like most other people, has had a lot of representations made to him. Senator COLBECK—We have had plenty of representations; I am sure he has, too. Mr Delane—And there are ministerial task forces established for all of these key sectors. So, with the endorsement of the minister, Mr Read’s team, I and others are working through with each of these sectors to get the best set of fees and charges that are possible within the immediate regime and to work through the necessary reform strategies to process—
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Question: AQIS03 (continued)
Senator COLBECK—I understand the department and these groups have been working very diligently on this. I do not doubt that at all. It is obviously a major change. It is going to raise a lot of money. What I am interested to know is the level of engagement personally by the minister with industry. Dr O’Connell—I think you would have to ask the minister. Senator Sherry—That will have to go to the minister. We will have to take that on notice. Senator COLBECK—So the department has no knowledge of any meetings of the minister with the industry? Dr O’Connell—I think it is best to ask the minister directly because otherwise we would probably get the information not quite right. Certainly the minister has been engaged in this process extensively. Senator Sherry—If you want the minister’s perspective, the minister will provide the response. Senator COLBECK—What I am interested to know is which industry groups the minister has met with and when he has met with them. Senator Sherry—That is certainly something the minister’s office will have to supply. Dr O’Connell—I think it is best to ask the minister directly because otherwise we would probably get the information not quite right. Certainly the minister has been engaged in this process extensively.
Answer:
Minister Burke has met with representatives from the Australian Meat Industry Council, the Australian Livestock Exporters’ Council, Australian Lotfeeders’ Association, Cattle Council of Australia, Horticulture Australia Council, National Aquaculture Council, Grain Trade Australia, National Herd Improvement Association of Australia, Australian Dairy Farmers, Sheepmeats Council of Australia, Biological Farmers of Australia, Commonwealth Fisheries Association, Red Meat Advisory Council. The Minister has also met and had phone discussions with a number of other individuals and organisations.
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Question: AQIS04
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Export Fees Hansard Page: 49 (26/05/2009)
Senator Boswell asked:
Senator BOSWELL—How does Australia’s level of support and funding for inspection services in non-food industries compare with world benchmarks, specifically with our competitors in these non-food industries? Mr Read—I will take that on notice.
Answer:
Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service is only able to provide a response in relation to food inspection services. The level of government funding for export inspection services varies between countries.
Canada administers fees for export services, including an establishment registration fee and a fee for inspection services. Fees are also charged for export certificates, registration of product labels and product laboratory analysis. These fees are partially subsidised.
In Argentina, the export inspection system is funded primarily by industry. Establishments are required to pay a monthly inspection service fee that varies, depending on the size of the establishment and the animal species processed.
The United States of America’s Food Safety and Inspection Service activities are mostly government-funded. Some export certification and laboratory accreditation activities incur a fee.
The New Zealand Food Safety Authority’s activities are partly funded by the government (about 32 per cent); however, the majority is funded by industry.
The Republic of Korea’s National Veterinary Research and Quarantine Service charges for animal product export applications unless they are electronic. There is no charge for export applications for plant and plant products.
In Japan, the Philippines, China and Brazil the costs of inspection and health certification are fully funded by government.
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Question: AQIS05
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Certification of Wool Exports Hansard Page: 52 (25/05/2009)
Senator Boswell asked:
Senator BOSWELL—In the case of a health certificate, is it the case that there is no actual inspection of the wool at all? So if you are asking for a health certificate, you do not go out there at all? Mr Read—I will take that on notice. I cannot answer that off the top of my head.
Answer:
Yes. There is no inspection of wool by Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS). AQIS does not inspect the wool or request a health certificate. The certification is required by the importing country.
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Question: AQIS06
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Beef Inspection Fees Hansard Page: 49–50 (26/05/2009)
Senator Boswell asked:
Senator BOSWELL—With the increased inspection fees—and I am referring to beef here—can you tell me what the increase will mean on a per head basis for live animals over those on the hook? Mr Read—I will take that on notice.
Answer:
There will be no increase in meat fees until 30 September 2009.
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Question: AQIS07
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Quarantine import clearance fees and charges increase Hansard Page: 51 (26/05/2009)
Senator Fisher asked:
Senator FISHER—What percentage of AQIS’s overheads, however you characterise them, are allocated to and offset by import fees? Mr Chapman—I am not sure of the percentage. Mr Delane—We would have to take that on notice. It would take some working through to make sure we had the accurate figure for you.
Answer:
In 2007-08 the Import Clearance Program allocated 8.91 per cent of program expenditure on internal overheads. In 2008-09 the Import Clearance Program is budgeted to spend 9.01 per cent of program expenditure on internal overheads.
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Question: AQIS08
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Quarantine import clearance fees and charges increase Hansard Page: 51–52 (26/05/2009)
Senator Fisher asked:
Senator FISHER—Look at the question the other way: what percentage of import fees paid result from an allocation of AQIS’s overheads? Mr Delane—We can take that on notice. We can provide the figure, but we would have to take that on notice. …….. Senator FISHER—In terms of the questions that you are answering on notice, would you be so kind as to compare the 2007–08 year with, at least, the 2008–09 year. What paperwork exists in respect of the internal audit to which you have referred? Mr Chapman—The audit has not commenced yet. Ernst and Young performs internal audit activities for DAFF. There has been an opening interview where we have discussed the general arrangements, but the actual audit has not commenced yet.
Answer:
Refer to AQIS07.
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Question: AQIS09
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Quarantine import clearance fees and charges increase Hansard Page: 52–53 (26/05/2009)
Senator Fisher asked:
Senator FISHER—Mr Delane, has the paperwork that you have said is with the consultative committee been made public? Mr Chapman—All of the cost modelling which has been used to determine the fees and charges is not publicly available, but the relevant industry sectors who have been involved with us in determining how the new fees and charges should be set up do have copies. So industry representative sectors are well aware of the modelling and, as I said, they are actually the co-designers of the modelling. Senator FISHER—Are you able to make public the industry-based paperwork? Mr Chapman—I am not sure if I fully understand the question. The way that the— Senator FISHER—In terms of the modelling. That is what I am particularly interested in. Mr Delane—I am not sure that that would be our preference. These things are quite detailed—just as detailed as the export fees that we discussed before lunch— Senator FISHER—Indeed. Mr Delane—and quite easily open to misinterpretation. So we work with the import consultative committee, who are quite familiar with this area of the business, and they crawl all over those numbers. I do not think it would be terribly constructive to share those models and spreadsheets over email and find that they were being misinterpreted for whatever purpose. Mr Chapman—I will just add to that. For the changed fees and charges to come into effect requires an amendment to the quarantine fees determination, so all the explanatory detail in that as to what fees and charges have been amended and on what basis will be available as part of that process. Similarly, when the new fees and charges come into effect, we will be explicit in providing information to industry on what they are and the broad basis of that. But we will not be going into all of the negotiations and discussions about why you add $4 here instead of $3 and why you add $3 here instead of $4, because there is quite a complex and large array of services which we charge for. Senator FISHER—I understand what you are trying to suggest, Mr Chapman, but the difficulty with the complexity of services for which you are trying to charge is that it can be seen by some to hide the direction of the allocation of, essentially, AQIS costing—sorry, hiding its intent to blur, to— Dr O’Connell—I think what Mr Delane was just talking about was the preference in handling these things. Outside anything that is commercial in confidence here, there would be no trouble in providing whatever is required.
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Question: AQIS09 (continued)
Senator FISHER—Thank you. Dr O’Connell—It is simply a question of the fact this is partway through a process and we are not quite there yet, so things can be taken out of context. But there is no problem with providing whatever is needed— Senator FISHER—Perhaps you can consider doing so on notice.
Answer:
Yes. The cost-recovery impact statements for the import clearance and seaport programs are attached.
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Question: AQIS10
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Cost recovery impact statement Hansard Page: 52–53 (26/05/2009)
Senator Fisher asked:
Mr Chapman—I need to correct what I just said, I am afraid. We have had a cost- recovery impact statement. OBPR said that we were not required to do a regulatory impact statement, but a cost-recovery impact statement has been signed off. Senator FISHER—Are you able to provide a copy of that to the committee? Mr Chapman—I do not see why not.
Answer:
Please see AQIS09 attachments A and B.
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Question: AQIS11
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Export Rebate Hansard Page: 55 (26/05/2009)
Senator Fielding asked:
Senator FIELDING—I am not satisfied with that, but I do not think I am not going to get any other answer. Has the government thought about phasing in the higher costs or phasing out the export rebate, rather than doing it in one hit at one time? Senator SHERRY—As has been explained, the subsidy was the policy of the previous government for a limited period of time, and it has lapsed. Cabinet have made a decision about the current and pre-existing policy—which has been around for many years; I can remember discussing levies in various sectors in Senate estimates when we were last in government—and it is one of cost recovery. As to whether the government considered anything else, that is obviously a matter for cabinet and a minister. I will take it on notice.
Answer:
The 40 per cent Commonwealth subsidy of export certification services is a program terminating on 30 June 2009, as recorded in the central budget system maintained by the Department of Finance and Deregulation. A terminating program does not have funds provided in the provisional forward estimates.
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Question: AQIS12
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Industry participants Hansard Page: 60–61 (26/05/2009)
Senator Nash asked:
Senator NASH— Perhaps you could then provide for the committee—and this may have been asked before, and I do apologise if it has been—a list of the industry participants that you are consulting with. Mr Read—Certainly. Senator NASH—And, perhaps, release any of that information that is not confidential that has come to you. Mr Read—Certainly. Senator NASH—The other question is about whether or not there has been any work done on the cost flow-on back to primary producers from the processors—which, if I were a processor, I would probably do too. Mr Read—As I said, whatever requirements that we need to pick up—and I just do not have that information at hand; we could take that on notice—
Answer:
Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) has consulted with the following industry participants: AQIS-Export Dairy Ministerial Taskforce, AQIS– Live Export Ministerial Taskforce, AQIS-Export Horticulture Ministerial Taskforce, AQIS–Export Fish Ministerial Taskforce, AQIS–Export Grain Ministerial Taskforce, AQIS–AMIC Ministerial Taskforce, Australian Renderers Association, Australian Skin, Hide and Leather Exporters Association, Australian Wool Industry Council, Export Meat Industry Advisory Committee, Horticulture Exports Consultative Committee, Australian Livestock Exporters Council Ltd, Seafood Export Industry Consultative Committee, Organic Industry Export Consultative Committee, AQIS Grain Industry Consultative Committee, Dairy Export Industry Consultative Committee, Deer Industry, Emu Association and Pet Food Industry.
The membership of the taskforces was determined by each industry export sector to ensure key industry representation across commodities affected by the fee changes. Membership includes: • Grain—ABB Grain; Grain Trade Australia; Grains Council of Australia; Australian Fodder Industry; Australian Seed Federation; CBH Group; GrainCorp Operations; AWB Ltd; Sunrice; Pulse Australia; Australian Oilseeds Federation; Australian Cottonseed Industry Association; Grain Poll Pty Ltd
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Question: AQIS12 (continued)
• Livestock—Australian Livestock Exporters’ Council • Meat—Australian Meat Industry Council • Fish—Abalone Fishermen’s Cooperative Ltd; Tasmanian Seafoods Pty Ltd; Ocean Foods Pty Ltd; Australian Maritime College; Seafood Services Australia • Dairy—Safe Food Production Queensland; Dairy Food Safety Victoria; Australian Dairy Products Federation; Australian Dairy Farmers; Murray Goulburn; Fonterra; Dairy Australia • Horticulture—Australian Horticulture Exporters Council; Horticulture Australia Council; Nursery Garden Industry Australia; Horticulture Export Consultative Committee (Citrus/Mango); Horticulture Australia Limited.
The value of this subsidy to industry has been assessed by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE) as being insignificant relative to the effects of other factors (such as fluctuating exchange rates) on industry returns: • ABARE has confirmed that the current subsidy of around $30 million to export meat certification amounts to around 0.55 per cent of the total value of beef and veal, lamb and mutton exported. • For other industries, fish, dairy, horticulture, grain and live animal exports, the subsidy amounts to a lower percentage of export value than for the meat industry.
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Question: AQIS13
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine Inspection Service Topic: Sausage casings Hansard Page: 63 (26/05/2009)
Senator Heffernan asked:
Senator HEFFERNAN—We do. Are you trying to tell me that we actually track the casings when our casings go to China? I am sure their factories know they are our casings when they come back out of the factory! Are you are trying to kid me? Mr Liehne—I will take that on notice. My understanding is that we do not import product from China, but I would need to check that.
Answer:
There are currently no import permits for natural casings that originate from, or are processed in, China. They cannot be imported into Australia.
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Question: AQIS14
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Sausage casings Hansard Page: 63 (26/05/2009)
Senator Heffernan asked:
Senator HEFFERNAN—In the Japanese casing industry, they have compulsory sterilisation procedures for casings coming into the country. We do not have that. Mr Liehne—I will take that on notice. We normally bring them in in brine, as I understand, but I will confirm that and take it on notice.
Answer:
Natural casings originating from, or processed in, countries where foot and mouth disease, peste des petits ruminants, rinderpest, swine vesicular disease, classical swine fever or Teschen disease are present, cannot be imported into Australia unless the casings are effectively treated under Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) quarantine control in an AQIS-approved post-arrival treatment facility.
For all the diseases mentioned above, the treatment involves casings being desalinated and soaked for two hours in a chlorine solution maintained at a level of at least 80ppm of free available chlorine before release from quarantine.
There are no facilities approved by AQIS that can undertake this Biosecurity Australia-approved treatment process. Therefore, no natural casings have been permitted entry from countries affected by the abovementioned diseases.
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Question: AQIS15
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Sausage casings Hansard Page: 63 (26/05/2009)
Senator Heffernan asked:
Senator HEFFERNAN—I realise the labour disadvantage that we have compared with China. You are telling me that none of our casings go to China? Mr Liehne—No, my understanding is we do not import from China. The fact that they export to China is a different matter. I cannot comment on that. Senator HEFFERNAN—But you accept that they may well go to China, then over to the US, and then back here? Mr Liehne—That allegation has been made. My understanding is that that is being investigated by our compliance people and, at this stage, they have not found any evidence that that is the case, although I have heard that same allegation. Mr Read—I think, just to add further to this, we would need to take it on notice. I know that we have actually raised this issue with FSIS. I know FSIS have investigated from their perspective. I also know we have a high level of trust in FSIS and they have a high level of trust in us. We provide certification to that government for meeting a range of export market requirements to there and they equally reciprocate. Senator HEFFERNAN—That is the allegation, and the allegation is that, unlike Japan and other countries, we do not do the sterilisation thing. Mr Delane—I will take it on notice. If you have or obtain any evidence—
Answer:
Australian casings that are exported to China for processing are not permitted to be imported into Australia via the United States or any other country and no import permit has been issued to allow this to occur.
Furthermore, the US Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service does not permit the export of casings to Australia that have been processed in countries, such as China, which do not have meat inspection systems equivalent to the US system.
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Question: AQIS16
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Green prawns as bait Hansard Page: 64 (26/05/2009)
Senator Heffernan asked:
Senator HEFFERNAN—Can I just ask one quick question before we go to Senator Back? Mr Delane, if you and I go fishing at the weekend and I use those green prawns as bait, are we going to break the law? Mr Delane—I suspect not, but we will take that question on notice and we will provide you with clear advice as to your legal position.
Answer:
No. Where prawns have been imported for human consumption and have been released from quarantine, it is unlikely that a person would be breaching any Commonwealth quarantine legislation by using the prawns as bait.
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Question: AQIS17
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Organic lamb Hansard Page: 69 (26/05/2009)
Senator Heffernan asked:
Senator HEFFERNAN—Can you tell me what makes a lamb organic? This is the greatest marketing ploy of likeable rogues. How do you certify that a lamb is organic? Can you please explain that to me? Mr Read—We can give you some information on notice about how you can get an organic lamb. Senator HEFFERNAN—But if you drench a lamb, is it organic? Mr Read—We will put that in the question on notice.
Answer:
Since 1990 the Australian organic and biodynamic sector has worked with Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service to help establish an export program and overseas markets for products labelled as organic or biodynamic. A key component of this partnership has been the development and publication of the National Standard for Organic and Biodynamic Produce. For the purposes of export, this standard has since been recognised and accepted by government authorities such as the European Commission, the Switzerland Council of Agriculture, the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, and the Korean Food and Drug Administration.
For lamb to be eligible to be labelled as organic or biodynamic requires the farm to undergo a three-year conversion period from conventional to organic operations. During this time the farmer has to adjust the farming systems and associated practices to match the requirements under the National Standard for Organic and Biodynamic Produce. This entails, but is not limited to, livestock management, disease prevention and treatment, livestock welfare and housing, and livestock handling and identification and labelling.
In situations where the treatment of organic lamb requires a conventional method to mitigate a particular disease, this must be undertaken for animal welfare purposes; however, the lamb will lose its organic status and must be correctly identified as such and segregated from other organic lambs in the enterprise.
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Question: AQIS18
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Australian Standard for Organic and Biodynamic Produce Hansard Page: 69–70 (26/05/2009)
Senator Colbeck asked:
Senator COLBECK—Can I come to that process and just ask Mr Schipp where the organic standard is that is being prepared through Standards Australia? It has been a fairly long process to date. Dr Schipp—It has. I understand that the draft standard will be released publicly next month for vote. Senator COLBECK—Next month? So what is the approval process for that? It is a process that Standards Australia will deal with or does it have to go through a process similar to the one you have just been describing? Dr Schipp—No, it is a Standards Australia process. Senator COLBECK—Industry has been fairly closely involved with Standards Australia in the development of that, have they not? Dr Schipp—They have, yes. Senator COLBECK—A draft is released for public comment, I presume, for how long? Do you know? Dr Schipp—I do not know. I would have to take that on notice. It is not run out of AQIS; it is run out of—
Answer:
The draft Australian Standard for Organic and Biodynamic Products was released for public consultation for a period of two months, from 21 July 2008, and closed on 22 September 2008. A number of stages follow consultation and, before publication of the standard, including:
• Comments received as a result of the public consultation process were collated and considered by the Standards FT–032 Committee. • A revised draft Australian Standard was circulated to the committee for postal ballot on 11 June 2009. The ballot closes on 9 July and must demonstrate substantial agreement with no major dissenting interests. • A final process approval is then given by the relevant standards sector board, before the standard is ready for publication.
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Question: AQIS18 (continued)
The Australian Standards are developed by the organisation Standards Australia in consultation with stakeholder groups, they have no regulatory base unless referenced within legislation. The Australian Standard for Organic and Bio-Dynamic Products will be introduced as a voluntary standard which may be adopted in legislation in the future.
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Question: AQIS19
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Organic Chicken Hansard Page: 70 (26/05/2009)
Senator Heffernan asked:
Senator HEFFERNAN—Anyhow, you are going to supply me with the details of what makes lamb, chooks, cattle organic. If you fed grain to a chook that has been sprayed, it cannot be organic. CHAIR—Senator Heffernan, you have already asked that and Mr Read is going to take it on notice. I know you have added chooks and beef.
Answer:
For any livestock, including chickens, to be eligible to be labelled as organic or biodynamic requires the farm to undergo a three-year conversion period from conventional to organic operations. During this time the farmer has to adjust the farming systems and associated practices to match the requirements under the National Standard for Organic and Biodynamic Produce. This requires farmers to manage such facets of their operations as soil and water management, landscape management and biodiversity, livestock identification and housing, as well as the use of permitted farming inputs. Furthermore, the farmer must ensure that for livestock, 100 per cent of their diet is from feed produced according to the National Standard and therefore must be certified organic.
To further enhance the integrity of Australian organic and biodynamic products in the domestic market, Standards Australia will shortly publish an Australian Standard for Organic and Biodynamic Produce. Based on the National Standard for Organic and Biodynamic Produce, this Australian standard should provide greater recognition and acceptance by local consumers.
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Question: AQIS20
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: List of dried and semi-moist dog food products that are irradiated Hansard Page: 74 (26/05/2009)
Senator Siewert asked:
Senator SIEWERT—But how widely is it used now? Mr Liehne—It is offered as an alternative treatment for some products where the quarantine risks associated with the ingredients are not effectively managed by the manufacturing process. A small proportion of dried and semi-moist dog food gets irradiated. It is a very small proportion, compared with the vast bulk of material that comes in. It is in a small number of those cases. It is used for some of the dried pigs’ ears and those sorts of things, those treats that come in. It is used to irradiate those, and there appears to be no issue associated with those products at all. Senator SIEWERT—Is it possible that to get a list or is that going to cause too much work? Mr Liehne—The difficulty that we have is that we issue permits that have that as an alternative treatment, or as a treatment, but the volume of material coming in and the products that are irradiated are very hard to determine because some products do not require it because the origin of the ingredients—the quarantine risks associated with that do not require additional treatment. We can provide you a broad grouping of permits that would have that as a condition, but, as to volume or product, that is impossible to identify. Senator SIEWERT—That list would be appreciated. Mr Liehne—Yes.
Answer:
Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) does not have a detailed list of all individual products that require gamma irradiation as an import condition. In instances where products have not undergone an adequate heat treatment during manufacture, AQIS has offered gamma irradiation as a condition of import for the following types of dried and semi-moist dog food products: • Dried/baked pigs’ ears/snouts • Dried buffalo/beef products • Dried chicken jerky • Dry and semi-moist pet food • Green-lipped mussel powder • Dried fish sticks.
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Question: AQIS21
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Melamine in milk Hansard Page: 90 (26/05/2009)
Senator Back asked:
Senator BACK—Excellent. Chairman, I just have one more question, totally unrelated to this area. It is with regard to product integrity. Can anybody comment on the whole question associated with melamine in milk in China late in 2008? Is this an area, Dr O’Connell, that the department is able to comment on at all? Dr O’Connell—I think our AQIS colleagues can probably do that, but they have gone, so we might take it on notice, if that is helpful?
Answer:
Contamination of infant formula with melamine in China
Melamine contamination of milk products manufactured in China caused the deaths of four infants, around 300 000 children were affected, with over 50 000 infants admitted to hospital. A large number of Chinese dairy were implicated, including the three leading dairy brands in China.
Melamine contamination of Chinese milk resulted in product recalls and investigations of dairy products in China.
Australia’s reaction in relation to the domestic food market
Australia does not import any infant formula products from China and, due to quarantine requirements, most dairy products from China are not permitted.
In relation to food safety issues affecting Australia’s domestic market, it is important to understand the roles of the various agencies: • The role of the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) is to inspect and test imported food for compliance with the Food Standards Code, based on advice from Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ).
• State and territory government are responsible for enforcing the requirements of the Food Standards Code on all food available for sale within their jurisdictions.
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Question: AQIS21 (continued)
• Recalls are managed by FSANZ, states and territories—not by AQIS.
Australian food agencies have focused their attention on those Chinese food products with small amounts of dairy ingredients that can be imported. Following testing by state and territory food agencies, nine products were identified to contain melamine above the limits set by FSANZ and were either recalled or withdrawn from supermarkets: White Rabbit candy, Lotte brand biscuits, Orion tiramisu dessert product, Kirin milk tea, Dali Yuan sour milk drink, Munchy’s Mini crackers with cream cheese, Danco waffles, Four Seas cake and Mengniu Monmilk.
Border testing for melamine contamination of food products from China manufactured for young children and infants continues to be in place; the products have been identified to AQIS by FSANZ through testing undertaken by the states and territories.
Deliberate addition of melamine to food is not permitted in Australia and FSANZ has in place a tolerance for melamine, as it is known to commonly occur at trace levels in foods because of leaching during processing and packaging. FSANZ’s advice is that these low levels present no safety concerns.
Department’s response to assist Australia’s dairy exporters
Following melamine contamination of milk products manufactured in China, several countries that import Australia’s dairy products implemented additional melamine testing and certification requirements for imports of dairy products to their markets regardless of country of origin, and these affected Australia’s dairy exports.
AQIS has been keeping the export dairy industry informed of changes to certification requirements. To date the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry /AQIS has successfully negotiated simplification of the additional melamine-related requirements with the governments of Taiwan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Mauritius and Oman.
There have been several cases of alleged melamine contamination of Australia’s dairy exports overseas, but all proved false after investigation.
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Question: AQIS22
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: National Livestock Identification System (NLIS)—Alpacas Hansard Page: 101–102 (26/05/2009)
Senator Colbeck asked:
Mr Aldred—For the broader NLIS. That is across cattle, pigs, sheep, goats and alpacas. The funding that is being provided in these couple of years is for the Australian Alpaca Association to develop a business plan and proposal for how they would implement a traceability system. Senator COLBECK—So we are effectively about 50 per cent of the way through that process? Mr Aldred—It is certainly kicking off. I would have to take on notice the exact details, if you wish me to do so. Senator COLBECK—Yes, I would be interested. Specifically with respect to alpacas, there were some issues going back a couple of years relating to the capacity for Australia to import alpacas into the UK based around EU protocols on bluetongue and recognition of specific bluetongue-free zones within Australia. The argument was based around our recognition of what they called their ‘bluetongue-free zones’. Has that problem been resolved? Mr Aldred—I would need to take that on notice. I am not aware of the detail. Senator COLBECK—I must admit this particular line item sparked my recollection of it, but the last time I interacted with it I never got to the bottom of the process or to a resolution, basically. I know that I had had representations from alpaca owners who had lost a fairly lucrative market into the UK because the UK had effectively been told by the EU: ‘Either you follow our protocols or you’re out of the system,’ even though there was demand for Australian product, particularly out of Tassie, into that market. My recollection is that, because we did not recognise what they called their bluetongue-free zones, they were not prepared to recognise our processes. I would appreciate an update on that, if that is possible.
Answer:
National Livestock Identification Scheme (NLIS)
The Australian Alpaca Association Ltd (AAA) is receiving government funding to develop a traceability system for alpacas. To date it has developed a business plan, conducted research into viable options and is developing a recommendation for the final system for implementing the NLIS (Alpacas). The AAA is exploring options to
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Question: AQIS22 (continued)
adopt a radio frequency identification tag system without the need for a visual tag system. It is anticipated that the AAA will be delivering the outcomes according to the time line as agreed for the funding, which requires finalisation of the system to be used for the NLIS (Alpacas) by 30 June 2010.
Bluetongue
The European Commission has not recognised Australia’s bluetongue-free zones.
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has been seeking European Commission recognition of the regionalisation of bluetongue disease in Australia since 1990. Recognition would facilitate the export of ruminants (including cattle, sheep and alpacas) from Australia to European Union member states. Biosecurity Australia has provided updated submissions every few years.
In 2004 Biosecurity Australia and the European Commission agreed on a principles paper for assessing regionalisation requests in accordance with international guidelines.
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Question: AQIS23
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Thermal Image Scanners Hansard Page: Written
Senator Heffernan asked:
AQIS installed thermal imaging scanners at airports to scan for swine flu from incoming passengers 1. How many scanners have been purchased or did we have these in stock? 2. How much are these scanners? 3. Which departmental budget is picking up the tab for the scanners, is it DAFF (AQIS), DITRSLG, Sydney airport? 4. How accurate are these scanners? 5. I understand a QANTAS cleaner was threatened with sacking for refusing to go on board a plane carrying a passenger with possible swine flu (see media release dated 1 May 2009)—please elaborate.
Answer:
1-4. These are questions for the Department of Health and Ageing. Contact Dr Gary Lum at the Department of Health and Ageing, [email protected]
5. Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service has no knowledge of this incident.
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Question: AQIS24
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Washing of Boots Hansard Page: Written
Senator Heffernan asked:
AQIS @ Airports – washing of boots/shoes on return from UK & Europe When returning to Australia from overseas, especially UK and Europe, we all know passengers are asked to declare whether they have visited a farm or property, when they answer YES, these passengers should then be asked to show and clean their shoes, boots etc on arrival. It has come to my attention that AQIS officials seem to be very slack or remiss in this area, I know many Australian passengers (especially farmers) who are very conscious of FMD in UK, they wash their boots prior to arriving back in Australia, put boots into a plastic bag, and after insisting to AQIS they should inspect his boots, AQIS rewash the boots (as they should do) and then place the boots back into the same bag!!! 1. This process seems to be extremely slack, what are the processes and guidelines AQIS has to follow? 2. Is this a random procedure or are all passengers supposed to be checked if they declare they have been on a farm in UK/Europe? 3. Why does it take AQIS (in some instances) up to 3 times to be asked (this is a FACT) to have their boots inspected? 4. How do you explain boots being washed and then being placed back in the same bag? Does this concern you? 5. Would like name of departmental official and contact details please who handles this issue?
Answer:
1. Items are inspected for the presence of contaminants that may be a source of disease or pests. The treatment process is conducted to remove the contaminant that may be present on the footwear but is not a disinfection process. If a passenger says they have washed their footwear, there is no basis (scientific or reasonable) on which the footwear should be washed again unless contamination is found. 2. At Australian International Airports the type of intervention being used is determined by the profiling of passengers and targeted questioning based on the responses on the Incoming Passenger Card (IPC). Passengers who declare they have been on a farm in UK or Europe have their footwear routinely inspected and treated if contamination of quarantine concern is found. 3. See answer to question one. 4. See answer to question one.
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Question: AQIS24 (continued)
5. Contact is Dr Chris Parker, General Manager, Passengers and Mail Branch, AQIS 02 6272 5499.
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Question: AQIS25
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Heffernan asked:
1. What quantity of marinated prawn products have been imported since the late 2008 after the importers had to resubmit applications? 2. Do you test for the virus IHHNV (this was detected in QLD)? 3. Which other countries ban imported marinated prawns? 4. How many companies applied for a permit after late 2008, how many were refused and how many were accepted? 5. Would like name of departmental official and contact details please who handles this issue in the Department? 6. Could we see a list of the successful applicants since 1 July 2008? 7. On what grounds are some permits given and some are refused? 8. Can we have a list of the companies that have been refused permits since 1 July 2008? 9. Do you test for nitrofuran (antibiotics) on these imported prawns? 10. Are you aware of some Australian importers washing off the marinade and using them for another use? If so, what is AQIS doing about it? 11. If not aware of this practice, is AQIS concerned and how does AQIS intend to monitor this practice?
Answer:
1. From 1 October 2008 to 25 June 2009 a total of approximately 3,300 tonnes of marinated prawns were imported. 2. No. Following advice from Biosecurity Australia (BA), AQIS varied all import permits for prawns requiring testing for IHHNV to remove this requirement from 11 September 2008. 3. AQIS is not aware of any country that has banned the importation of marinated prawns. 4. From October 2008 – June 2009, 142 import permit applications were received for marinated prawns. 82 applications were approved and 60 refused. 5. Mr Rob Delane, Deputy Secretary & Executive Director, AQIS, Ph: 02 6272 5440; e-mail: [email protected] 6. A list of importers for whom import permits were approved or refused is provided below. Please note that divulging this information on the public record may commercially disadvantage the named applicants.
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Question: AQIS25 (continued)
Applicant No. Approved No. Refused A&T Trading 1 Always Fresh 1 1 Always Fresh 2 Trading Angelakis 2 2 Aqua Star 1 Aquarius 1 3 Austar 1 BE Campbell 3 Bidvest Australia 2 Ltd Craig Mostyn 2 d'Groot Int 1 Essential Quality 1 Seafood Ettason 1 Foo Soon 2 Fung Lea 4 G&D 1 1 Global Net Pty 1 Ltd Global Seafood 1 Grand 1 Continental Foods Great Ocean 7 1 Products Hankwell 1 2 Htc Trading Pty 2 1 Ltd Intersea 1 Intetfrost 1 Japan Foods 2 Jun Pacific 1 Kailis Bros 5 Kylie Aust 2 Loong Phoong 6 Marine Product 1 Marketing Markwell 4 1 Maven Voyage 4 NAFDA 1 NGR Group 2 Nichirei 2 Ocean Plus 2
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Question: AQIS25 (continued)
Oceania 1 1 Oriental 1 Merchants Pacific King 1 Pacific King 1 Holdings Pacific West 1 Foods Prestige 1 1 Fisheries Ricland 1 Royal Foods 1 Safcol 1 Seabest 2 Seafarm 1 Seafood Store 1 Seafoods 1 Imports Simgood 1 Simplot 12 4 Smart Seafood 1 Sunny Seafoods 1 2 Trend Seafoods 1 2 Unitrade 1 Victoria Foods 1 Worldwide 1 Trading Yang Zi River 1 Yugo Seafood 1 Yummy Dim 1 Sum
7. Highly marinated wet and dry prawn products are assessed on a case by case basis by BA and AQIS and must meet the following requirements: a) Wet marinated product - Prawns in a wet marinade with permitted flavour components that are no less than 12% of the total weight of the product b) Dry marinated product - Prawns in a dry marinade with permitted flavour components that are clearly seen to coat the product. BA and AQIS also consider whether the flavouring ingredients used to marinade the prawn genuinely adds flavour to the prawn product, and whether the product is not an attempt to avoid testing requirements for raw prawn products. The import permits list the specific products that have been assessed as meeting these requirements. 8. Refer to response to question 6 (see table above). 9. Under the Imported Food Inspection Scheme, imported prawns and prawn products from all countries are tested for the presence of nitrofurans at the rate of 5% of consignments.
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Question: AQIS25 (continued)
10. No. Such allegations have been investigated by AQIS’s Compliance and Investigations Unit and no evidence has been found to substantiate these claims. 11. AQIS is currently undertaking a survey of imported highly processed prawns to confirm that the imported product matches the detailed description provided by the importer when seeking a permit for the specific product. AQIS anticipates this survey to be completed in July 2009. The outcomes of the survey will inform potential changes in the import conditions for these products.
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Question: AQIS26
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Heffernan asked:
1. I know Australia does not import sheep casings from China but my concern is the permit process from AQIS, what steps does AQIS take to ensure casings from USA but we know have been processed in China are disease free? 2. For instance, in Japan with the Japanese casing industry, they have compulsory sterilisation procedures which is not the case here in Australia. The Japanese govt is obviously well aware of the disease and low standard of hygiene in these Chinese factories. 3. Why isn't AQIS concerned like the Japanese Government or taking similar steps? 4. In Australia, I understand all you have to do is submit your US sheep casing permit to AQIS and the US companies will arrange the rest, is this true? 5. Who checks the US companies to see where their product is manufactured? 6. Would like name of departmental official and contact details please? 7. Do you think AQIS is acting irresponsibly with the importation of these particular casings? If not, will you be looking into this loophole? 8. Don't you think AQIS is creating a loophole here in Australia, honest Australian operators will break the law as Australian runners can't compete against those produced in China on price alone. 9. In light of the global economic crisis and the Government's pledge to keep Australian jobs, I know of one factory that has closed, this has cost 100's of jobs, put Australia's disease free status at risk – this situation does not help Australian workers, Australian abattoirs, Australian farmers, is there any assistance from DAFF to assist these businesses?
Answer:
1. No import permit has been issued for Australian casings that have undergone processing in China and then exported back into Australia via the U.S.A. or any other country. Furthermore, the U.S Department of Agriculture – Food Safety and Inspection Service does not permit the export of casings to Australia that have been processed in countries such as China, which do not have meat inspection systems equivalent to the U.S.A. system. 2. Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) has not issued import permits for casings that originate from or are processed in China.
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Question: AQIS26 (continued)
3. AQIS has not issued import permits for casings that originate from or are processed in China. 4. No. US sheep casing consignments can only be cleared from quarantine if they are accompanied by a valid AQIS import permit and official US Government veterinary certificate specific for that consignment that certifies that all the stringent conditions stated on the import permit are met. 5. The U.S Department of Agriculture – Food Safety and Inspection Service. 6. Mr Rob Delane, Deputy Secretary & Executive Director, AQIS, Ph: 02 6272 5440; e-mail [email protected] 7. See response to Question 1 above. 8. See response to Question 1 above. 9. Government programs administered by the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry that help agricultural industries increase their business productivity and competitiveness and respond to challenges such as rising input costs include: • Australia’s Farming Future, which supports primary industry sectors to adapt and to respond to climate change • the Promoting Australian Produce program, which helps Australian producers to develop and implement initiatives that raise awareness of the premium quality of Australian produce • the Regional Food Producers Innovation and Productivity Program, which improves the productivity, innovation and profitability of Australia’s regional food producers.
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Question: AQIS27
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Government 40 per cent subsidy Hansard Page: Written
Senator Heffernan asked:
10. Government has NOT extended the 40% subsidy on the basis that there is no appropriation in budget to continue the $144M program, how will AQIS and the Government ensure a fair and equitable charging system around the $32m increase from 1 July 2009 across the Red Meat Industry processors? 11. To offset the $32m increase from 1 July 2009, what are the range and value of efficiency dividends AQIS will deliver in Year 1 to offset these additional costs? 12. How much of the additional costs does the 40% increase place on an export meat plant? 13. Is it around 50%, 60% or higher? 14. Does the Department and the Government intend to introduce the 40% increase from 1 July 2009? 15. Has AQIS a program to take costs out of the Meat Inspection Program to offset the cost increase? If so, what is this program?
Answer:
10. The Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines have been applied to all fees and charges. 11. Joint Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS)/ Industry Ministerial taskforces have been established to identify key areas of reform for their industry that would allow efficiencies for the delivery of government inspection activities and improve productivity arrangements. 12. Estimated to be approximately 66 per cent dependant on the type of export processing facility. 13. Approximately 66 per cent. 14. AQIS export certification functions will return to 100 per cent cost recovery on 1 July 2009. 15. The AQIS/Meat Industry taskforce is identifying key areas of reform for their industry that would allow efficiencies for the delivery of government inspection activities and improve productivity arrangements.
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Question: AQIS28
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Cuts to Departmental budget Hansard Page: Written
Senator Heffernan asked:
1. Not only a massive $35.877 million cut in funding to Australia’s vital Quarantine and Bio-security programs, but a potential loss of 125 jobs, how will Biosecurity and AQIS cope with manage issues such as Equine Influenza incursion, Avian Influenza or the Chinese melamine milk scandal in the future without putting Australian lives, agricultural industries, the environment, the community and lucrative export markets at risk. 2. How can the Government justify budget cuts to our quarantine and bio-security programs and then impose enormous user charges on exporters who have no choice but to use AQIS services by up to 1352%. 3. The Beale Review Recommendation 73 stated the Commonwealth should increase its bio-security investment by an amount in the order of $260 million per annum, subject to a full costing by departments, to meet the recommendations of this report. Foot and Mouth disease would cost up to $13 billion a year and would result in the slaughter of potentially millions of animals, crippling our economy and devastating regional Australia, how can the Department ignore this recommendation and how will the department fund and address these serious matters in the future with lack of resources and funding?
Answer:
1. Note 2 on Page 69 of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Budget Statements states: The reduced AQIS funding in 2009-10 relates to the lapsing subsidy of export certification services. Funding and staffing levels for frontline quarantine services will be maintained. 2. The 40 per cent export certification subsidy will lapse as scheduled on 30 June 2009. The Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines have been applied to all fees and charges. The underlying principle of the guidelines is that entities should set charges to recover all the costs of products or services where it is efficient and effective to do so, where the beneficiaries are a narrow and identifiable group and where charging is consistent with Australian Government policy objectives. Fees and charges schedules have been developed in consultation with industry representatives.
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Question: AQIS28 (continued)
3. The government has indicated in principle support for the Beale Review recommendations. The government has yet to respond in detail to the recommendations.
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Question: AQIS29
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
When will the Government abolish the 40 per cent rebate for exporters for export certification functions?
Answer:
The 40 per cent Commonwealth subsidy of export certification services is a program terminating on 30 June 2009, as recorded in the central budget system maintained by the Department of Finance and Deregulation. A terminating program does not have funds provided in the provisional forward estimates.
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Question: AQIS30
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Which exporting industries/commodities will be forced to pay for higher export certification charges as a result of the axing of the 40 per cent rebate?
Answer:
All export industries that require Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service certification to export, i.e. meat, fish, dairy, horticulture, grain and live animal exports, are returning to full cost recovery, which will result in export certification charge increases.
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Question: AQIS31
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
I refer you to correspondence from AQIS dated 20 January 2008 which advised exporters of changes to AQIS’s cost recovery arrangements and in particular the requirement for all export programs to return to full cost recovery on 1st July, can you please table a copy of that correspondence?
Answer:
No correspondence on this matter was to exporters by Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service on 20 January 2008. However, there have been numerous engagements with industry; see answer to AQIS43. All these meetings have involved some discussion about fees and charges.
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Question: AQIS32
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Does the Government have any industry support for the decision to abolish the 40 per cent rebate?
Answer:
Six joint Industry—Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) Ministerial Taskforces were established with each affected industry sector (meat, fish, dairy, grain, horticulture and live animals) to establish reform agendas to identify and capture systemic and/or AQIS operational efficiencies in export certification services. Reform programs have been agreed with each sector.
The Industry Chair of each Ministerial Taskforce for the red meat, dairy, grain, fish, and live exports sectors wrote to Minister Burke supporting the new fee schedules and export certification reform package.
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Question: AQIS33
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Have any industry/commodity groups signed up to the new AQIS export certification charges as proposed by the government post July 2009?
Answer:
See AQIS32.
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Question: AQIS34
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Are industry groups proposing alternatives to axing the 40 percent rebate on the 1st of July, 2009? If so what are they?
Answer:
See AQIS32.
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Question: AQIS35
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS meat program Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Is it a fact the Minister has committed the department through the AQIS–Meat Industry taskforce to identify cost efficiencies with AQIS meat program export services, including examination of alternative inspection services models?
Answer:
The Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS)–Meat Industry taskforce has identified key areas of reform for the export meat sector that would enable efficiencies for the delivery of AQIS inspection activities and improved business productivity. Reform programs are being finalised for implementation as quickly as possible.
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Question: AQIS36
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Meat Industry Taskforce Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Has the taskforce identified any cost efficiencies? Please table all correspondence and interim reports between AQIS and the Meat Industry Taskforce?
Answer:
See AQIS35.
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Question: AQIS37
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS proposed new increases Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
What are the proposed new increases being proposed for each commodity group (for every category) as a result of abolition of the 40 per cent rebate? For example health certificates etc.
Answer:
The documents outlining the new fees are attached.
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Question: AQIS38
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS proposed increases Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Is it a fact that AQIS is proposing increases of up to 1353 per cent for certification?
Answer:
No.
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Question: AQIS39
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS proposed increases Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
How can the government justify increases of 1353 per cent on what is a monopoly service?
Answer:
There are no proposed increases of 1353 per cent.
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Question: AQIS40
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS proposed increases Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Is the government aware of industry concerns that these outrageous increases will cost jobs and result in the loss of export market share?
Answer:
The government is aware of industry concerns. These concerns are being considered and addressed for each industry sector through the ministerial taskforces.
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Question: AQIS41
Division/Agency: Exports Division/ Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
How many letters, emails and other correspondence has the Minister and/or the department received in relation to the abolition of the 40 percent rebate? How much was supportive of the Government’s position? Please table all correspondence including the Governments response to their concerns?
Answer:
The Minister and the Department have received numerous correspondences with differing views in relation to the return of 100 per cent cost recovery. The release of this documentation is restricted by the Privacy Act and would require the Department to seek the correspondents’ permission prior to the release of this information.
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Question: AQIS42
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Which industry groups has the Minister met with in relation to the abolition of the 40% rebate and on how many occasions has the Minister met with these groups? Please give a date on which the meetings occurred?
Answer:
See response to AQIS03.
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Question: AQIS43
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
How many meetings has the department held with export industry groups in relation to the axing of the 40 per cent rebated? When did these meetings take place?
Answer:
A list of the meetings that the department has held with the export industries about the return to 100 per cent cost recovery.
Ministerial taskforce meetings
Stakeholder group Date AQIS–Export Dairy 8 May 2009 Ministerial Taskforce 22 May 2009—Teleconference 10 June 2009—Teleconference AQIS–Live Export 5 May 2009 Ministerial Taskforce 19 May 2009 10 June 2009—Teleconference AQIS–Export Horticulture 30 April 2009 Ministerial Taskforce 22 May 2009—Teleconference 10 June 2009—Teleconference AQIS–Export Fish 29 April 2009 Ministerial Taskforce 20 May 2009 10 June 2009—Teleconference AQIS–Export Grain 29 April 2009 Ministerial Taskforce 22 May 2009—Teleconference 10 June 2009—Teleconference AQIS–AMIC Ministerial 8 April 2009 Taskforce 11 May 2009 11 June 2009 15 June 2009—Teleconference
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Question: AQIS43 (continued)
Other consultations Stakeholder group Date Australian Renderers 30 April 2009 Association; Australian Skin, Hide and Leather Exporters Association and Australian Wool Industry Council Export Meat Industry 23 April 2009—Teleconference Advisory Committee 8 April 2009 Horticulture Exports 17 April 2009—Teleconference Consultative Committee 12 March 2009—Teleconference 19 February 2009—Teleconference 13 February 2009—Teleconference 5 February 2009 23 January 2009
Australian Livestock 20 March 2009 Exporters Council Ltd 19 February 2009 Seafood Export Industry 16 March 2009 Consultative Committee 11 February 2009 Finance Committee 20 May 2009 Organic Industry Export 11 March 2009—Teleconference Consultative Committee 6 March 2009—Teleconference 2 March 2009—Teleconference 16 February 2009—Teleconference AQIS Grain Industry 4 March 2009—Teleconference Consultative Committee 19 February 2009—Teleconference Dairy Export Industry 13 March 2009 Consultative Committee 10 February 2009 Deer Industry 4 March 2009 18 April 2009 Emu Association 10 March 2009 – Teleconference Pet Food Industry 20 March 2009 20 May 2009
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Question: AQIS44
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
I refer you to one of many letters received by the Coalition from extremely angry exporters and primary producers in which Mr Mark Hall states:
‘This decision is an example of ill conceived, short sighted and poor Government Policy, which is in direct contradiction with its own Trade policy to encourage exports. This decision will lead to further job losses across the entire horticultural industry in Australia, as exporters become increasingly price uncompetitive in export markets as a direct result of poor Government policy. This is hard to understand when the Government is giving away $billions to taxpayers while strangling off small business and primary industry exports, who are major employers.’
Do you agree with Mr Mark Hall that the abolition will lead to job losses across the entire horticultural industry?
Answer:
No.
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Question: AQIS45
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
I refer to another of the many letters received by the Coalition from Mr Keith Richards which states;
‘A pall has been cast over our usual primary producers’ optimism by the news of the proposed outrageous hike of 40 per cent increase in AQIS charges for export inspections, proposed to take effect from 1 July 2009. No other country in the world seeks to recover full cost recovery for compulsory export inspection from its export sector, for a community service obligation, which benefits all horticultural producers whether they export of not.’
Does the Government believe that guaranteeing our international reputation as a provider of high quality, disease free agricultural products is something that benefits every single Australian? If so, why are export certification not treat as a ‘public good’, or a community service obligation?
Is Australia the only country in the world which will recover the full costs for a compulsory export certification and inspection service?
Answer:
The underlying principle of the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines is that entities should set charges to recover all the costs of products or services where it is efficient and effective to do so, where the beneficiaries are a narrow and identifiable group and where charging is consistent with government policy objectives. Under the guidelines Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service fees and charges do not fit the criteria of ‘public good’ characteristics or generate significant spillover benefits to the broader community.
Market access and market maintenance activities in support of export industries are seen as potentially benefiting a range of exporting companies or the whole industry and are therefore funded by government. This includes funding staff in Trade and Market Access Division, Biosecurity Australia and the AQIS Exports Divisions who are involved in negotiating new or improved market access, favourable certification condition, changes to requirements of importing countries and generally maintaining access for Australia's exports.
The level of Government funding for export inspection services varies between countries. For example Canada administers fees for export services, including; an
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Question: AQIS45 (continued)
establishment registration fee and a fee for inspection services. Fees are also charged for export certificates, registration of product labels and for product laboratory analysis. These fees are partially subsidised.
In Argentina, the export inspection system is funded primarily by industry. Establishments are required to pay a monthly inspection service fee which varies depending on the size of the establishment and the animal species being processed.
The New Zealand Food Safety Authority’s (NZFSA) activities are partly funded by the Government (approximately 32 per cent) however the majority is funded by industry.
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Question: AQIS46
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Has the Minister for Department given industry groups a deadline to have come to agreement on the new fees and charges as a result of the axing of the 40% rebate?
Answer:
The 40 per cent export subsidy program terminates on 30 June 2009.
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Question: AQIS47
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Is it a fact that AQIS has been working with your legislative drafters to change the current fees and charges in order to meet the implementation date of July 2009?
Answer:
Yes.
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Question: AQIS48
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
What type of legislation is being drafted? Will it have to be passed or tabled in both Houses of Parliament? When is it proposed that this occur, given the 40 per cent rebate is slated to be axed by 1st July 2009?
Answer:
In order to implement the government’s decision to return to 100 per cent cost recovery by 1 July 2009, it is necessary to amend the: Export Control (Fees) Orders 2001 Australian Meat and Live-stock Industry (Export Licensing) Regulations 1998 Export Inspection (Establishment Registration Charges) Regulations 1985 Export Inspection (Quantity Charge) Regulations 1985.
The amendment to the Orders and Regulations must be approved and registered on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments before 30 June 2009 to take effect on 1 July 2009. Tabling in the House of Representatives and the Senate must occur within 6 sitting days of being registered.
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Question: AQIS49
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Graduate intake for 2009-10 Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Will the division be employing any staff under the graduate program in 2009-10?
Answer:
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry’s Secretary has taken the decision to pause the department's graduate recruitment program for the 2009-10 financial year. This decision provides maximum flexibility in rearranging the department’s resources within the staffing estimate for 2009-10. Graduate staff will continue to be recruited to the Australian Bureau of Agricultural Research Economic’s graduate program.
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Question: AQIS50
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Lapsing International Mail Program Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
What is the lapsing International Mail program? How many people are employed in this program? Why is it lapsing? When was it initiated? What was the purpose of this program? How much funding has been committed to the program over the life of the program? Will it be replaced or absorbed into other programs?
Answer:
The International Mail program is currently funded for 100 per cent quarantine intervention of inbound international mail articles (carried by Australia Post). The total budget allocation for the program for the 2007–08 financial year was $22.30 million. Of this, $18.9 million was provided through direct government funding ($15.2 million lapsing funding), $3.2 million from Australia Post and the remainder ($0.2 million) through revenue from service fee charges. The government has renewed the lapsing component of this program for the 2009–10 financial year to cover the current activity at international mail facilities across Australia.
The program currently funds 145 FTEs across four mail facilities to screen all mail arriving in Australia to detect and take action on items of quarantine concern.
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Question: AQIS51
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
How does increasing the costs to exporters increase our international competitiveness in the current financial circumstances, particularly given exports are expected to decline in the foreseeable future?
Answer:
With the termination of the export subsidy program, as scheduled, on 30 June the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines require that the cost of export certification, necessary to hold and gain market access for exporters, is met by the beneficiaries of the export certification service.
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Question: AQIS52
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Products imported from China Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Can the department provide a list of all new and existing import applications for food and agriculture/fisheries/forestry products from China?
Answer:
Please refer to response AQIS07 from the October 2008 Supplementary Budget Estimates hearings.
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Question: AQIS53
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Products currently imported from China Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
What agriculture/food products are currently imported from China? Please provide a list of all imported food and agriculture products.
Answer:
Attached is a list of food and agricultural products imported from China from 1 March to 31 May 2009.
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Question: AQIS53 (continued) Food and agricultural products imported from China 01 March 2009 to 31 May 2009
Creation Goods Description Date 01.03.09 SHIPMENT OF AUST OATS 02.03.09 PEACHES 02.03.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 02.03.09 FROZEN STRAWBERRY 02.03.09 LIVE FISH 02.03.09 CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 02.03.09 LIVE PLANTS 02.03.09 SLICED YELLOW PEACHES CANNED 02.03.09 FREEZE DRIED APPLE 02.03.09 RAWHIDE PET CHEWS 02.03.09 EDIBLE FUNGUS 02.03.09 STARCH SHEETS 02.03.09 GREEN TEA BAGS 02.03.09 STAR ANISE 02.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 02.03.09 FRESH GARLIC CLOVES 02.03.09 SQUID FILLETS 02.03.09 SNOW PEAS 02.03.09 SNAP PEAS FRESH CHILLED 02.03.09 WHITE GARLIC 02.03.09 SQ TUBES U/10 ILLEX TS 2X5KG 02.03.09 SQ TUBES U/5 ILLEX TS 2X5KG 02.03.09 SQ TUBES U/5 ILLEX TS 2X5KG 02.03.09 PRAWN CRACKERS 02.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 02.03.09 FROZEN JOHN DORY FILLETS 02.03.09 FLAXSEED 02.03.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 02.03.09 FROZEN SQUID RINGS, TUBES, STEAKS, ETC 02.03.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 02.03.09 OTHER DRIED VEGETABLES GSTE 02.03.09 APPLE RINGS 4X1500G 02.03.09 COLA BOTTLES 4X2000G 02.03.09 GROOVY MIX 4X2KG 02.03.09 HOT DOG 8X140G 02.03.09 MINI BURGER 12 X 140G 02.03.09 SOUR GECKO 02.03.09 BRITECRAWLERS 4X2KG 02.03.09 FLAT FEET 4X2000G 02.03.09 BEARS 4X2000G 02.03.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 02.03.09 FROZEN DUO VEGETABLES 02.03.09 STIR FRIES 02.03.09 PEELED PRAWNS 03.03.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 03.03.09 BRITECRAWLERS 4X2KG 03.03.09 BEARS 4X2000G
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03.03.09 APPLE JUICE 03.03.09 FRESH LENTINUS EDODES MUSHROOM 03.03.09 PEAS, FRESH OR CHILLED. 03.03.09 CHOCOLATE COOKIES 03.03.09 CANNED MUSHROOM 03.03.09 CASHEW CRUNCH 03.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 03.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 03.03.09 FUNGUS 03.03.09 DRIED SHITAKE MUSHROOMS 03.03.09 DRIED CHILLI 03.03.09 BAMBOO SHOOT SLICES 03.03.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS/29/33 03.03.09 GYOZA SKIN 03.03.09 PEAS UNSHELLED 03.03.09 RICE STICK 03.03.09 BISCUITS 03.03.09 ROASTED SUNFLOWER SEEDS 03.03.09 CHINESE TEA 03.03.09 WHEAT FLOUR 03.03.09 FERMENTED RICE POWDER 03.03.09 RED BELL PEPPER GRANULES 03.03.09 RED BELL PEPPER - GENUS CAPSICUM 03.03.09 RED BELL PEPPER - 9MM 03.03.09 DEHYDRATED WHITE ONION POWDER-25KG CARTON 03.03.09 WHITE ONION MINCED 03.03.09 CHANG'S 9 X 454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 03.03.09 CHANG'S 9 X 454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 03.03.09 LYCOPENE 03.03.09 GINSENG EXTRACT POWDER 03.03.09 CHANG'S 9 X 454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 03.03.09 CHANG'S 9 X 454G SNOW PEA MIX 03.03.09 PLANT EXTRACT : ST. JOHN'S WORT P.E. 03.03.09 OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTS 03.03.09 GARLIC POWDER 03.03.09 RICE STICK 03.03.09 LAKSA RICE STICKS 03.03.09 HAC GOLDEN SUGAR 03.03.09 CHANG'S BRAND 9 X 454G BOK CHOY MIX 03.03.09 CHANG'S BRAND 9 X 454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 03.03.09 TOMATO PASTE 03.03.09 WHEATGLUTEN 03.03.09 GARLIC GRANULES 03.03.09 GARLIC FLAKES 03.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 03.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 03.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G 03.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 03.03.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 03.03.09 PUMPKINSEED KERNELS 03.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS SALTED 250G 03.03.09 CRACKERS
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03.03.09 TEA 03.03.09 GINGER DICES IN BRINE 04.03.09 LIVE FRESHWATER ORNAMENTAL FISH 04.03.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 04.03.09 FRESH SWEET PEA 04.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEA 04.03.09 BLABEA-20BJ - FERMENTED BLACK BEANS 04.03.09 IQF GARLIC 04.03.09 SCOOBY DOO MUTIPACK COOKIES 04.03.09 LINSEED POWDER (LINUM USIATISSIMUM) 04.03.09 HAWTHORN POWDER EXTRACT (CRATAEGUS MONOGYNA) 04.03.09 GREEN TEA EXTRACT (CAMELLIA SINENSIS) 04.03.09 ECHINACEA PURPUEA EXTRACT (ECHINACEA PURPUREA) 04.03.09 MUSHROOMS 04.03.09 PEARLBARLEY 04.03.09 ANISEED 04.03.09 MUSHROOMS 04.03.09 FISH 04.03.09 DATES 04.03.09 TEA 04.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 04.03.09 NOODLES 04.03.09 PURE PEP ALIA 04.03.09 PO WALES ALIA RED 04.03.09 GREEN TEA 04.03.09 GREEN + LEMON ALIA 04.03.09 BLACK TEA 04.03.09 FREEZE DRIED SWEET CORN 04.03.09 FREEZE DRIED APPLE 04.03.09 ABRUS HERB (ABRUS FRUTICULOSUS) 04.03.09 AGAR AGAR 04.03.09 CHINESE YAM 04.03.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM (CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM) 04.03.09 DANG SHEN (CODONOPSIS PILOSULA) 04.03.09 ROCK SUGAR/LUMP SUGAR 04.03.09 GLEHNIA ROOT (GLEHNIA LITTORALIS) 04.03.09 VERMICELLI 04.03.09 HAW BISCUITS 04.03.09 MOMORDICA FRUIT (MOMORDICA CHARANTIA) 04.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLE 04.03.09 REHMANNIA RHIZOME (REHMANNIA GLUTINOSA) 04.03.09 STAR ANISEED 04.03.09 DRIED DATES 04.03.09 GINGKO NUT (GINGKO BILOBA) 04.03.09 JOHN DORY 04.03.09 FRIED GLUTEN 04.03.09 CHINESE OOH LONG TEA 04.03.09 CHINESE GREEN TEA 04.03.09 CANNED BOILED CHESTNUT 04.03.09 CANNED BAMBOO SHOOT 04.03.09 MALTOSE 04.03.09 INSTANT JELLY FISH
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04.03.09 NOODLES 04.03.09 PRESERVED PLUM 04.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLE 04.03.09 RICE CRACKER 04.03.09 ROASTED CHESTNUT 04.03.09 SALTED BLACK BEANS 04.03.09 SESAME OIL 04.03.09 PRESERVED CABBAGE IN JAR & CANNED CABBAGE AND CANNED BOILED LOTUS ROOT 04.03.09 LUMP SUGAR 04.03.09 BLANCHED PEANUT KERNELS 04.03.09 HULLED SUNFLOWER KERNELS 04.03.09 DRIED MALT EXTRACT 04.03.09 DRIED APPLES 04.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS & SUGAR SNAP PEAS 04.03.09 WHEATEN CORNFLOUR 04.03.09 MAIZE CORNFLOUR 04.03.09 GINGER P.E 04.03.09 ARTHEMISIA ABSINTHUM 04.03.09 CANNED WATER CHESTNUTS 04.03.09 PET CHEWS-RAWHIDE E.T.C. 04.03.09 WHEATGLUTEN 04.03.09 OTHER VEGETABLES AND MIXTURES OF VEGETABLES EXCL BAMBOO SHOOTSEXCL PACKED IN LIQ 04.03.09 CHILLY POWDER, 04.03.09 PROPOLIS EXTRACT POWDER 04.03.09 FROZEN IQF GREEN BEANS 04.03.09 BLANCHED PEANUT KERNELS 04.03.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS(LENTINUS) 04.03.09 FROZEN CHOPPED SPINACH 05.03.09 DRIED APPLE 05.03.09 FRUIT STRINGS 05.03.09 BUCKWHEAT 05.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS SALTED 500G 05.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH 550G 05.03.09 HOMEBRAND NUTS BEER 350G 05.03.09 SOFT FLOUR CAKE 05.03.09 RICE CAKES 05.03.09 DRIED SQUID 05.03.09 CHIP SNACK 05.03.09 CANDY 05.03.09 SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE 05.03.09 RUSKS 05.03.09 BISCUITS SWEET 05.03.09 BAKED CUTTLEFISH 05.03.09 BREAD, NSA 05.03.09 OTHER SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 05.03.09 DRIED LONGAN 05.03.09 DRIED FUNGUS 05.03.09 GINGER POWDER 05.03.09 DRIED LOTUS NUT 05.03.09 DRIED PILOSC ASIABELL
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05.03.09 DRIED SWORD FLOWER 05.03.09 FIVE SPICE POWDER 05.03.09 LICORICE POWDER 05.03.09 FROZ FISH FILLETS 05.03.09 SQUID 05.03.09 GROUND CASSIA 05.03.09 FROZEN SHEEP OFFAL 05.03.09 FROZEN BONELESS LAMB 05.03.09 FROZEN BONE IN LAMB 05.03.09 PRAWN CRACKERS 05.03.09 FRESH PEARS 05.03.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373 05.03.09 CHILLED MUSHROOMS 05.03.09 COOKED PEELED FROZEN PRAWNS 05.03.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS 05.03.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373 05.03.09 GARLIC MINCED AND GRANULES 05.03.09 EXTRACT, HORSERADISH 05.03.09 EXTRACT, GREEN TEA 05.03.09 EXTRACT, SKULLCAP 05.03.09 EXTRACT, TRIBULUS 05.03.09 FROZEN CRUMBED SQUID RINGS 05.03.09 FROZEN SQUID 05.03.09 WATERCHESTNUT STARCH 05.03.09 WATERCHESTNUT POWDER 05.03.09 SESAME PASTE POWDER 05.03.09 PANAX GINSENG 05.03.09 DRIED PERSIMMON 05.03.09 CODFISH FILLET 05.03.09 DRIED BAMBOO LEAVES 05.03.09 DRIED DATES 05.03.09 BISCUITS 05.03.09 HULLED BLACK SESAME 05.03.09 DRIED STAR ANISEED 05.03.09 FIVE SPICE POWDER 05.03.09 DRIED PEELED PEARL BARLEY 05.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 05.03.09 DRIED SALTED RADISH 05.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED 05.03.09 DRIED LILY FLOWER 05.03.09 DRIED RED CHILLI 05.03.09 DRIED SWEET MELON 05.03.09 DRIED YAM 05.03.09 DRIED LO HAN GUO (FRUCTUS MOMORDICAE) 05.03.09 FRIED DOUGH 05.03.09 SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE 05.03.09 FRESH ONION FLOWERS 05.03.09 SNOW PEAS 05.03.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 05.03.09 BLACK TEA 05.03.09 GREEN TEA 06.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G
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06.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 06.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 06.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 06.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 06.03.09 PLANT EXTRACT ; RHODIOLA ROSEA P.E. 06.03.09 CYMBIDIUMS 06.03.09 PRODUCTS OF FISH OR OTHER AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES; DEAD ANIMAL 06.03.09 OTHER ANIMAL PRODUCTS NESOI 06.03.09 JASMINE TEA 06.03.09 OOLONG TEA 06.03.09 TIKUANYIN TEA (CAMELLIA SENSIS) 06.03.09 RED BEAN PASTE 06.03.09 SESAME OIL 06.03.09 SALTED BLACK BEANS 06.03.09 LEMON SCENTED ALIA 06.03.09 BLACK TEA 06.03.09 ENG BF ALIA 06.03.09 LADY GRY ALIA 06.03.09 LEEK GREEN/WHITE GRANULE 06.03.09 MUSHROOM SLICE STERILIZE 06.03.09 PURE CAMOMILE ALIA 06.03.09 FINEST CEYLON ALIA 06.03.09 BLACK TEA 06.03.09 LEMON SCENTED ALIA 06.03.09 OTHER PASTA / NOODLES 06.03.09 CARROT GRANULES 06.03.09 CARROT SHREDS 06.03.09 ECHINACEA POWDER EXTRACT 06.03.09 FENUGREEK POWDER EXTRACT 06.03.09 DRIED GRANULATED, CHOPPED OR MINCED ONIONS 06.03.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 06.03.09 DEHYDRATED ONIONS 06.03.09 DRIED GRANULATED, CHOPPED OR MINCED ONIONS 06.03.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 06.03.09 COOKED PRAWNS - HEAD ON 06.03.09 SWEET CORN KERNELS 06.03.09 PRESERVED RADISH STRIP 06.03.09 CHINESE TEA-JASMINE TEA(JASMINUM SAMBAC) 06.03.09 DRIED ANCHOVY 06.03.09 SALTED JELLY FISH 06.03.09 PRESERVED SALTED PLUM 06.03.09 CHINESE TEA(CAMELLIA SINENSIS) 06.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM SLICE(LENTINUS EDODES) 06.03.09 GOJI BERRIES 06.03.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC 06.03.09 FRESH PEELED SHALLOTS 06.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 06.03.09 BEAN THREAD 06.03.09 DRIED APRICOTS 06.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 06.03.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC 06.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS
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06.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEA 06.03.09 FISH HOKI MINCE GRADE 1 06.03.09 ONION FLOWERS 06.03.09 FRESH SUGARSNAP PEAS 06.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 09.03.09 STRAWBERRIES FROZEN 09.03.09 GOJI BERRIES - GOJI BERRIES 09.03.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 09.03.09 FRESH GARLIC SHOOTS 09.03.09 LIVE FISH 09.03.09 OTHER PREPARED OR PRESERVED FISH 09.03.09 OTHER GREEN TEA (NOT FERMENTED) 09.03.09 OTHER DRIED, SALTED MOLLUSCS 09.03.09 OTHER BISCUITS, NSA 09.03.09 FRUIT, DRIED, OTHER THAN THAT OF 0801 TO 0806; MIXTURES OF NUTS OR DRIED FRUITS 09.03.09 SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE EXCL FROZEN 09.03.09 OTHER VEGETABLES AND MIXTURES OF VEGETABLES PACKED IN LIQUID OR AIR TIGHT 09.03.09 250804 - HOMEBRAND PEANUTS SALTED 500G 09.03.09 229140 - HOMEBRAND PEANUTS SALTED 250G 09.03.09 HOMEBRAND NUTS BEER 350G 09.03.09 200750 - HOMEBRAND RICE SNACKS 300G 09.03.09 204464 - HOMEBRAND ASPARAGUS CUTS 425G 09.03.09 204465 - HOMEBRAND ASPARAGUS SPEARS 425G 09.03.09 229144 - HOMEBRAND PEANUTS UNSALTED 250G 09.03.09 EXTRACT, GINKGO BILBOA 09.03.09 POTATO CHIP 09.03.09 PRAWN CRACKERS (UNCOOKED) 09.03.09 GARLIC CHILI SAUSAGE 09.03.09 FRIED FISH 09.03.09 BOILED WHITE NUTS 09.03.09 BABY CORN 09.03.09 ALMOND POWDER 09.03.09 WATERCHESTNUT IN WATER 09.03.09 WHEAT STARCH 09.03.09 NOODLES/RICE STICKS 09.03.09 MALTOSE 09.03.09 PRESERVED MUSTARD 09.03.09 ROCK SUGAR 09.03.09 INSTANT SESAME PASTE 09.03.09 WATERCHESTNUT FLOUR 09.03.09 PRESERVED PLUM 09.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED 09.03.09 DRIED DATES 09.03.09 DEHYDRATED VEGETABLE 09.03.09 CHINESE TEA 09.03.09 CHINESE BLACK TEA 09.03.09 CANDY 09.03.09 BISCUITS 09.03.09 APPLE JUICE CONCENTRATE 09.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAPS
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09.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 09.03.09 HOKI FILLET BLOCK 09.03.09 PROPOLIS EXTRACT POWDER 09.03.09 BEESWAX:YELLOW BEESWAX , WHITE BEESWAX 09.03.09 SALTED TURNIP 09.03.09 PURE WATER CHESTNUT FLOUR 09.03.09 LONGEVITY CHAO GUO (DRIED FRUIT) 09.03.09 FIVE SPICE POWDER 09.03.09 DRIED SCALLOP 09.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 09.03.09 DRIED LOTUS ROOT SLICED 09.03.09 DRIED DATES 09.03.09 DRIED CLOVE 09.03.09 DRIED BOXPHORN FRUIT 09.03.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS 09.03.09 CORN STARCH 09.03.09 BOILED & SHELLED GINGKO NUTS 09.03.09 WHEAT STARCH 09.03.09 RICE PASTA MACARONI 09.03.09 RICE VERMICELLI 09.03.09 DONQRCUT - ANGELICA ROOT CHINESE CUT 09.03.09 JASFWHO - JASMIN FLOWERS WHOLE 09.03.09 RHURCUT - RHUBARB ROOT CUT 09.03.09 SIBGINPOW - SIBERIAN GINSENG ROOT FINE POWDER 09.03.09 DANDLCUT - DANDELION LEAVES CUT 09.03.09 FROZEN GREEN PEAS 09.03.09 PREPARED VEGETABLE 09.03.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 09.03.09 FROZEN TARO 09.03.09 OTHER VEGETABLE SAPS AND EXTRACTS 09.03.09 BAMBOO 09.03.09 101356 TRI M/C SAT/CHK 8X115G 09.03.09 100888 TRI S/C BF/TERI 8X80G 09.03.09 101355 TRI M/C SPCY/SAL 8X115G 09.03.09 101353 TRI M/C BBQ/SRIB 8X115G 09.03.09 101354 TRI M/C HON/SOY 8X115G 09.03.09 100979 TRI S/C RST/CHKN 8X80G 09.03.09 SIBERIAN GINSENG POWDER EXTRACT 09.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 09.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAPS 09.03.09 POWDERED ZIZIPHUS SPINOSA EXTRACT 09.03.09 POWDERED GANODERMA LUCIDUM EXTRACT 09.03.09 POWDERED GINKGO BILOBA EXTRACT 10.03.09 SHIPMENT OF XANTHAN GUM 10.03.09 LIVE FRESHWATER ORNAMENTAL FISH 10.03.09 TUNG OIL 10.03.09 FROZEN SHRIMP HARGOW/WONTON/DIMSUM 10.03.09 FROZEN RICE BALLS 10.03.09 FROZEN FISH SHAOMAI 10.03.09 SEAWEED 10.03.09 ROASTED MELON SEEDS 10.03.09 PRESERVEDVEGETABLES
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10.03.09 NOODLES 10.03.09 FISH 10.03.09 COOKEDCHESTNUTS 10.03.09 BISCUITS 10.03.09 PLANT EXTRACTS : GINGKO BILOBA EXTRACT, GRAPE SEED EXTRACT 10.03.09 BLACK FUNGUS (INCL. SAMPLE) 10.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 10.03.09 SNOW FUNGUS 10.03.09 RAW SQUID 10.03.09 GOJI BERRIES - GOJI BERRIES 10.03.09 DRIED APPLES - DRIED APPLES 10.03.09 101354 TRI M/C HON/SOY 8X115G 10.03.09 101353 TRI M/C BBQ/SRIB 8X115G 10.03.09 101355 TRI M/C SPCY/SAL 8X115G 10.03.09 100923 TRI N/MAN BEEF 12X90G 10.03.09 100924 TRI N/MAN CHICKN 12X90G 10.03.09 VEGETABLE EXTRACTS 10.03.09 SIVERIAN GINSENG 10.03.09 GREEN TEA 10.03.09 GOUJON WHITING CR 10.03.09 SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING GOUJON TEMPURA 10.03.09 OTHER, INCLUDING FLOURS, MEALS AND PELLETS, FIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION 10.03.09 SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING GOUJON TEMPURA 10.03.09 BARE ROOTED ANTHURIUMS 10.03.09 JASMINE TEA 10.03.09 INSTANT JELLY FISH 10.03.09 DRIED STAR ANISE 10.03.09 DRIED PRUNE 10.03.09 DRIED NOODLES 10.03.09 DRIED CHILLI 10.03.09 BOILED WHITE NUT 10.03.09 ASSORTED BISCUITS 10.03.09 RICE STICKS 10.03.09 ROASTED SUNFLOWER SEED 10.03.09 PRESERVED PLUMS 10.03.09 WHITE PEPPER POWDER 10.03.09 PANAX GINSENG ROOT POWDER EXTRACT 10.03.09 PROPOLIS EXTRACT POWDER 10.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL 10.03.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 10.03.09 GOLDEN BOY BOILED SHELLED GINKO NUT 10.03.09 WHEATGLUTEN 10.03.09 CANNED WATER CHESTNUTS 10.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 10.03.09 HORSERADISH EXTRACT 10.03.09 WHITE WILLOW BARK EXTRACT 10.03.09 FRUIT STRINGS 10.03.09 BLACK TEA IN SACKS 10.03.09 CALAMARI RINGS 10.03.09 FROZEN FISH COCKTAIL 10.03.09 H/BRAND CRUMB FISH FILLET
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10.03.09 H/BRAND CRUMB FISH WEDGE 10.03.09 H/BRAND NATURAL FISH FILLET 10.03.09 FRESH PEELED SHALLOTS 10.03.09 PEELED GARLIC 10.03.09 PURE WHITE GARLIC 10.03.09 FRESH GARLIC SHOOTS 11.03.09 FROZEN BUNS 11.03.09 FROZEN RICE BALLS 11.03.09 FROZEN VEGETABLE DUMPLINGS 11.03.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 11.03.09 OTHER BISCUITS 11.03.09 DRIED RAISINS (SULTANAS) 11.03.09 CAPS RED 10MM IMP 1X15KG 11.03.09 CAPS GRN 10MM IMP 1X15KG 11.03.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOMS 11.03.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS 11.03.09 REEDS 11.03.09 FRESH PEAS 11.03.09 ONION FLOWERS 11.03.09 FROZEN SOYA BEAN IN POT 11.03.09 FROZEN SOYA BEAN PEAS 11.03.09 SQ TUBES U/10 ILLEX TS 2X5KG 11.03.09 SQUID PINE/CUT TS 5X1KG 11.03.09 WIP BL SQ RINGS R/T 1X5KG 11.03.09 WIP BL SQ RINGS R/T 1X5KG 11.03.09 TOMATOPASTE 11.03.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 11.03.09 DRIED NOODLE 11.03.09 FROZEN STIR FRIES 11.03.09 80079443 TORKA DRIED PLANTS BUNCH ..WILLOW.. 11.03.09 PEAR JUICE CONCENTRATE 11.03.09 IQF DICED ONIONS 11.03.09 FRUIT STRINGS 11.03.09 IQF DICED ONIONS 11.03.09 WHITE GARLIC 11.03.09 GREEN TEA 11.03.09 OOLONG TEA 11.03.09 JASMINE TEA 11.03.09 HOKI FILLET BLOCK 11.03.09 PEAS 11.03.09 ALKCOC1012-25 - ALKALISED COCOA POWDER 11.03.09 POTATO STARCH FOR FOOD USE 12.03.09 FISH 12.03.09 MUSHROOMS 12.03.09 FRESH LENTINUS EDODES MUSHROOM 12.03.09 FROZEN RICE CAKE 12.03.09 RED BEAN PASTE BUN 12.03.09 FROZEN VEGETABLE & MUSHROOM BUN 12.03.09 FROZEN LOTUS ROOT 12.03.09 TEA 12.03.09 MUSHROOMS 12.03.09 OTHER PRESERVED VEGETABLES
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12.03.09 SCUTELLARIA EXTRACT 13/1 12.03.09 WHEAT GLUTEN 12.03.09 DRIED SCALLOPS 12.03.09 TEA 12.03.09 MUSHROOMS 12.03.09 DRIEDFRUIT 12.03.09 BUCKWHEAT 12.03.09 PRESERVED RADISH 12.03.09 INSTANT NOODLE 12.03.09 PRAWN CHIPS 12.03.09 RICE CRACKER 12.03.09 BAMBOO LEAVES 12.03.09 COOKIES 12.03.09 FROZEN SQUID PINEAPPLE CUT 12.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 12.03.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 12.03.09 PHYLLOSTACHYS NIGRA DRIED RHIZOME 12.03.09 PAK HANG SEED (APRICOT SEED) 12.03.09 DRIED DATES 12.03.09 SPICES 12.03.09 DRIED VEGETABLE PAWANG HUA 12.03.09 DRIED FLOUNDER 12.03.09 DRIED LAVER ( SEAWEED ) 12.03.09 DRIED SALTED YELLOW CROAKER FISH 12.03.09 SUGARY WATER MELON 12.03.09 DRIED STOCK FISH 12.03.09 SALTED BLACK BEAN 12.03.09 DRIED WHITE COLE (CABBAGE) 12.03.09 LARGE FISH MAW 12.03.09 LOTUS NUT(DUNG SAM) 12.03.09 ROYALS SALTED BLACK BEAN 12.03.09 FROZEN DICED ONION 12.03.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM FLOWER 12.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 12.03.09 TOMATOPASTE 12.03.09 TOMATOPASTE 12.03.09 FROZEN SQUID 12.03.09 FROZEN UNBLANCHED WHOLE PEELED GARLIC SEGMENTS 12.03.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373 12.03.09 CARROT GRANULES 12.03.09 HORSERADISH GRANULES - ARMORACIA RUSTICANA 12.03.09 RED BELL PEPPER - 9MM 12.03.09 RED BELL PEPPER - GENUS CAPSICUM 12.03.09 RED BELL PEPPER GRANULES 12.03.09 FROZEN GREEN BEANS 12.03.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 12.03.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 12.03.09 PICKLED GINGER 12.03.09 PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 12.03.09 WASABI PASTE 12.03.09 PICKLED RADISH 12.03.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID RINGS
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12.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED 12.03.09 CRACKER BISCUITS 12.03.09 SWEET BISCUITS 12.03.09 PREPARED PRESERVED DRIED FRUIT 12.03.09 CONFECTIONERY 12.03.09 COOKED PREPARED FISH SNACKS 12.03.09 CHOCOLATE CONFECTONARY 12.03.09 CRUSHED GARLIC 12.03.09 KONGMOON RICE STICKS 12.03.09 FU-CHONG BEAN CURD 12.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED 12.03.09 GRAND STONE BEAN CURD 13.03.09 FRESH GARLIC SHOOTS 13.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 13.03.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 25/29 13.03.09 PLANT EXTRACTS : SCHISANDRA P.E. 5:1, SCHISANDRA P.E.4:1, WILD YAM P.E.10:1 13.03.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 13.03.09 I&J S&P CALA CHPS 5X1KG 13.03.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 13.03.09 I&J SALT & PEPPER SQUID 3X1KG 13.03.09 I&J TEMP S/LESS 30X180G 13.03.09 I&J TEMPURA STICKS 1X3.2KG 13.03.09 I&J TEMPURA HAKE S/ON 30X145G 13.03.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 13.03.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 13.03.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS 13.03.09 DEHYDRATED COLE 13.03.09 BISCUITS/RICE CRACKER 13.03.09 HAW FLAKES (CONFECTIONERY)/CANDY 13.03.09 DRIED DATES 13.03.09 VERMICELLI 13.03.09 PRESERVED FRUIT 13.03.09 POTATO CHIPS 13.03.09 NOODLES 13.03.09 MALTOSE 13.03.09 JELLY FISH 13.03.09 HONEY WALNUT 13.03.09 FLOUR CAKE 13.03.09 BOILED GINGKO NUT 13.03.09 ALBIZZIA JULIBRISSIN TREE SEEDS 13.03.09 PYRUS CALLERYANA TREE SEEDS 13.03.09 PAULOWNIA FORTUNEI TREE SEEDS 13.03.09 PAULOWNIA ELONGATA TREE SEEDS 13.03.09 ACER GINNALA TREE SEEDS 13.03.09 ACER GROSSERI TREE SEEDS 13.03.09 ACER DAVIDII TREE SEEDS 13.03.09 GINKGO BILOBA TREE SEEDS 13.03.09 CHINESE SULTANAS 13.03.09 SQUID 13.03.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 13.03.09 DRY NOODLE
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13.03.09 APPLE JUICE CONCENTRATE 13.03.09 SHIPMENT OF STRAW BASKET 13.03.09 PEANUT CRACKERS 13.03.09 WASABI PEAS 13.03.09 STAR ANISE 13.03.09 SQUID PINE/CUT TS 5X1KG 13.03.09 SQUID RING BLA ARR 5X1KG 13.03.09 SQUID FILLETS 2X5KG 13.03.09 BATTERED/CRUMBED FISH FILLETS 13.03.09 SQ TUBES U/10 ILLEX TS 2X5KG 13.03.09 SQ TUBES U/5 ILLEX TS 2X5KG 13.03.09 SQUID FILLETS 2X5KG 13.03.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS 13.03.09 GARLIC GRANULES - DRIED 13.03.09 GARLIC POWDER 13.03.09 PROCESSED GINGER 13.03.09 DUCK AND GOOSE DOWN 13.03.09 FROZEN GREEN BEANS 13.03.09 TOMATO POWDER 13.03.09 FROZEN THAI STIR FRY 13.03.09 FROZEN IQF CAULIFLOWER 13.03.09 FROZEN CHINA STIR FRY 13.03.09 FROZEN IQF BROCCOLI 13.03.09 BAMBOO CANE. POLE 13.03.09 GREEN TEA BAGS 13.03.09 BLACK TEA (FERMENTED) AND PARTLY FERMENTED TEA, IN IMMEDIATE PACKINGS OF A CONTE 13.03.09 ENGLISH TEA BAGS 13.03.09 SEAWEED SHEETS 13.03.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC GRANULES 13.03.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC MINCED 13.03.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC POWDER 13.03.09 DEHYDRATED SPINACH POWDER 100 MESH 13.03.09 FRESH PEARS 13.03.09 FROZEN DRIED MUSHROOMS 13.03.09 FROZEN SILVER FISH 13.03.09 DRIED VERMICELLI 13.03.09 CONTAINING ADDED FLAVOURING OR COLOURING MATTER 13.03.09 OTHER SUGAR CONFECTIONERY INCLUDING WHITE CHOCOLATE NOT CONTAINING COCOA 13.03.09 OTHER PREPARATIONS CONTAINING COCOA 13.03.09 BUCKWHEAT 16.03.09 CORDYLINE SPP IP08016656 EXP 05/09/09 16.03.09 WASHED GREY DUCK FEATHERS 16.03.09 CHINESE SULTANAS 16.03.09 TEA 16.03.09 FRUIT 16.03.09 FISH 16.03.09 BISCUITS 16.03.09 PEAS 16.03.09 COFFEE, WHETHER OR NOT ROASTED OR DECAFFEINATED; COFFEE HUSKS AND SKINS; COFFEE
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16.03.09 RICE CRACKERS 16.03.09 FROZEN COOKED HEAD-ON WHITE SHRIMP 16.03.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED WHITE SHRIMP 16.03.09 RICE STICKS 16.03.09 ALMOND CAKES (COOKIES) 16.03.09 CANDY/HAW FLAKES 16.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED 16.03.09 SALTED VEGETABLE/PRESERVED VEGETABLE 16.03.09 PRESERVED DATES 16.03.09 PRESERVED FISH 16.03.09 DRIED GARLIC GRANULE 16.03.09 TEA 16.03.09 GREEN TEA 16.03.09 FLAMMULINA VELUTIPES - FRESH MUSHROOM 16.03.09 LENTINULA EDODES - FRESH MUSHROOM 16.03.09 PLEUROTUS ERYNGII - FRESH MUSHROOM 16.03.09 FROZEN WATER CHESTNUTS 16.03.09 FRESH ASPARAGUS 16.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 16.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 16.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 16.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAPS 16.03.09 LIVE FISH 16.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 16.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 16.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 16.03.09 GRAPE SEED 16.03.09 KELP POWDER EXTRACT 16.03.09 LICORICE ROOT 16.03.09 PANAX GINSENG 16.03.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOM 16.03.09 SIBERIAN GINSENG ROOT 16.03.09 GINSENG ROOT 16.03.09 LICORICE ROOT EXTRACT 16.03.09 CITRUS AURANTIUM 16.03.09 SOYA BEANS, WHETHER OR NOT BROKEN 16.03.09 WHEATGLUTEN 16.03.09 CANNED PEACH SLICES 16.03.09 FROZEN RAW GARLIC PEELED PRAWN MEAT 16.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 16.03.09 GOUJON WHITING CR 16.03.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 16.03.09 FRESH GARLIC CLOVES 16.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 16.03.09 FRESH ONIONS 16.03.09 POKERCUT - POKE ROOT CUT 16.03.09 REHMRCUT - REHMANNIA ROOT CUT 16.03.09 EXTRACT, ZHI MU 16.03.09 EXTRACT, WHITE WILLOW BARK 16.03.09 EXTRACT, ST JOHNS WORT 16.03.09 EXTRACT, FU LING 16.03.09 EXTRACT, EPIMEDIUM
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16.03.09 EXTRACT, ECHINACEA PURPUREA 16.03.09 EXTRACT, CINNAMON 16.03.09 EXTRACT, ASIATIC CORNEDIAN CHERRY 16.03.09 EXTRACT, REHMANNIA 16.03.09 EXTRACT, SIBERIAN GINSENG 17.03.09 LIVE FRESHWATER ORNAMENTAL FISH 17.03.09 BABY MUM MUM RICE RUSKS 17.03.09 LAPSANG ALIA 17.03.09 RUSSIAN CARAVAN ALIA 17.03.09 BLACK TEA 17.03.09 CEYLON OPEK ALIA 17.03.09 ENG BF ALIA 17.03.09 GREEN TEA NOT FERMENTED 17.03.09 BEES WAX BLEACHED (GRANULAR) 17.03.09 SEAWEED OR ALGAE POWDER 17.03.09 MILK THISTLE EXTRACT 17.03.09 TEA 17.03.09 OTHER PASTA / NOODLES 17.03.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 17.03.09 DRIED GRANULATED, CHOPPED OR MINCED ONIONS 17.03.09 GINGERKIBBLED 17.03.09 TOMATOES 17.03.09 ABALONE MUSHROOMS 17.03.09 BOILED VACUUM SEALED MUSHROOMS 17.03.09 CANNED DRUMSTICK MUSHROOMS 17.03.09 BAILING MUSHROOMS (PLEUROTUS FERULS 17.03.09 APPLE JUICE 17.03.09 SILYMARIN PLANT EXTRACT 17.03.09 FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLE 17.03.09 BISCUITS 17.03.09 WHEAT OR MESLIN FLOUR 17.03.09 BROADBEAN 17.03.09 PASTE 17.03.09 RICECRACKERS 17.03.09 CUCUMBERS AND GHERKINS 17.03.09 POTATOPOWDER 17.03.09 NOODLES 17.03.09 CANE SUGAR 17.03.09 GARLIC FLAKES 17.03.09 GARLIC 17.03.09 GARLIC SHOOT 17.03.09 BISCUITS 17.03.09 ANCHOVY 17.03.09 BEAN SHEETS 17.03.09 WHEAT FLOUR 17.03.09 CHILI OIL 17.03.09 MILLET 17.03.09 NOODLES 17.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 17.03.09 RICE 17.03.09 RICE CAKES 17.03.09 SESAME OIL
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17.03.09 VERMICELLI 17.03.09 FRY FISH 17.03.09 PRESERVED PLUMS 17.03.09 PRESERVED HAW/DATES 17.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 17.03.09 DEXTROSE 17.03.09 SNOW PEAS 17.03.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 17.03.09 SQUID 17.03.09 BISCUITS 17.03.09 DRIED DATES 17.03.09 DRIED SNOW FUNGUS 17.03.09 JELLY FISH 17.03.09 GOUJON WHITING CR 17.03.09 SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING GOUJON TEMPURA 17.03.09 GOUJON WHITING CR 17.03.09 DEHYDRATED ONION CHOPPED/ MINCED OR GRANULATED 17.03.09 GARLIC POWDER 17.03.09 DEHYDRATED ONION CHOPPED/ MINCED OR GRANULATED 17.03.09 DEHYDRATED COLE(BOK CHOY-BRASSICA CHINENSIS) 17.03.09 DRIED ALMOND KERNEL 17.03.09 DRIED BLANCHED CHESTNUT(CASTANEA SPP) 17.03.09 DRIED CHRYSANTHEMUM 17.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED,SLICED 17.03.09 DRIED DATES(ZIZIPHUS JUJUBA MILL) 17.03.09 MUSHROOM AURICULARIA DRIED 17.03.09 FROZEN TARO 17.03.09 FROZEN BOILED SOYBEAN IN POD 17.03.09 FROZEN BURDOCK 17.03.09 FROZEN LOTUS ROOT 17.03.09 FROZEN PEELED SLICED LOTUS 17.03.09 FROZEN SHREDDED BURDOCK AND CARROT 17.03.09 FROZEN SOYBEAN IN POD 17.03.09 FROZEN SOYBEAN MUKIMI 17.03.09 FRUIT STRINGS 17.03.09 PEANUTS 17.03.09 DRIED SHRIMP 17.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 17.03.09 CORN STARCH 17.03.09 PICKLED GINGER 17.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 17.03.09 SEAWEED 17.03.09 JELLYFISH 17.03.09 NOODLES 17.03.09 OTHER VEGETABLES AND MIXTURES OF VEGETABLES 17.03.09 CHIVEFLAKES 17.03.09 FROZEN SALT & PEPPER SQUID 17.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 17.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 17.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G 17.03.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 17.03.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373
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17.03.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373 17.03.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 17.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEA AND SUGAR SNAP PEA 17.03.09 MINI NEON WORMS-CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 17.03.09 OIL GUMMI BEARS-CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 17.03.09 SOUR COLA BOTTLES - CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 17.03.09 EUCOMENTHOLS - CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 17.03.09 LOTUS ROOT SLICES - FROZEN 17.03.09 FROZEN SPINACH 17.03.09 FROZEN SOY SHEET 17.03.09 FROZEN SLICED EEL 17.03.09 FROZEN CHESTNUT 17.03.09 FROZEN BROAD BEAN 17.03.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 17.03.09 HIGHLY PROCESSED BURDOCK EXTRACT POWDER 5:1 17.03.09 BUNS/CAKES 18.03.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 18.03.09 ROAST SUNFLOWER SEEDS 18.03.09 SWEET COOKIE 18.03.09 TEA BAGS 18.03.09 GARLIC 18.03.09 GARLIC CHILLED 18.03.09 GARLIC 18.03.09 SOY BEAN MEAL 18.03.09 NOODLES 18.03.09 PRESERVEDVEGETABLES 18.03.09 OTHER LIVE PLANTS 18.03.09 ORGANIC SPIRULINA, IP0802079 18.03.09 ORGANIC SPIRULINA TABLETS, IP08020791 18.03.09 DRIED BAMBOO LEAVES 18.03.09 VERMICELLI 18.03.09 VEGETABLES, FRUIT, NUTS AND OTHER EDIBLE PARTS OF PLANTS, PREPARED OR PRESERVED 18.03.09 RICE MACARONI 18.03.09 MALTOSE 18.03.09 TEA 18.03.09 RICE VERMICELLI 18.03.09 PRESERVED TURNIPS 18.03.09 DRIED YOUNG BAMBOO 18.03.09 DRIED SQUID 18.03.09 DRIED DATES WITHOUT SEED 18.03.09 VEGETABLES SEEDS 18.03.09 PRESERVED SALTED MUSTARD 18.03.09 CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 18.03.09 CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 18.03.09 CAUSAL SUITS,TEA,BRA 18.03.09 SEA SHELLS 18.03.09 CALAMARI RINGS 18.03.09 FROZEN FISH COCKTAIL 18.03.09 H/BRAND CRUMB FISH FILLET 18.03.09 H/BRAND CRUMB FISH WEDGE 18.03.09 DRIED NOODLES
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18.03.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 18.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL 18.03.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 18.03.09 CAULIFLOWER BROCCOLI MIX 18.03.09 IQF CHUNKY VEGETABLE 18.03.09 SUNFLOWER KERNEL 18.03.09 PUMPKIN SEED 18.03.09 DRIED 18.03.09 LOCUST BEANS, SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE, SUGAR BEET AND SUGAR CANE, FRESH, CHILLE 18.03.09 SEEDS OF ANISE OR BADIAN 18.03.09 DRIED HERBS, NON-MEDICINAL 18.03.09 OTHER NUTS, FRESH OR DRIED, WHETHER OR NOT SHELLED OR PEELED EXCL ALMONDS,HAZELN 18.03.09 PLANTS AND PARTS OF PLANTS (INCLUDING SEEDS AND FRUITS), OF A KIND USED PRIMARIL 18.03.09 EXTRACTS 18.03.09 SNOW PEAS 18.03.09 SUGARSNAP PEAS 19.03.09 FLAT FEET 4X2000G 19.03.09 COLA BOTTLES 4X2000G 19.03.09 BEARS 4X2000G 19.03.09 DRIED SEAWEAD 19.03.09 SEASONED SEAWEED 19.03.09 SQUID TUBE U5 TS 2X5KG 19.03.09 SQUID TUBE ARR U10 TS 2X5KG 19.03.09 SQUID TUBES U/10 TS 2X5KG 19.03.09 SQUID TUBES U/10 TS 2X5KG 19.03.09 FROZEN VEGETABLE SPRING ROLL 19.03.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 19.03.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 19.03.09 TOMATO SEEDS 19.03.09 SQUASH SEEDS 19.03.09 BAMBOO STAKES,NOT LACQUERED 19.03.09 CRISPED YELLOW DOCK EXTRACT 19.03.09 OAT SEED EXTRACT 19.03.09 FRESH ONION FLOWERS 19.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 19.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 19.03.09 ANISEED DRIED 19.03.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS 19.03.09 CHINESE NOODLES 19.03.09 BROAD NOODLE - FLOUR BASED 19.03.09 PRESERVED TURNIP 19.03.09 PASTA ASIAN STYLE 19.03.09 DRIED GOJI EXTRACT-LYCIUM BARBARUM 19.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLE 19.03.09 PRESERVED TURNIP 19.03.09 PRESERVED VEGATABLE 19.03.09 DRIED BEANCURD KNOT 19.03.09 CANNED LOTUS NUT 19.03.09 BISCUITS
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19.03.09 DRIED SHRIMP 19.03.09 POTATOES,PREPARED OR PRESERVED OTHER THAN BY VINEGAR OR ACETIC ACID 19.03.09 RUSSIAN CARAVAN ALIA 19.03.09 TRAD AFTNOON ALIA 19.03.09 PURE PEP ALIA 19.03.09 BLACK TEA 19.03.09 GREEN TEA NOT FERMENTED 19.03.09 GREEN TEA 19.03.09 LADY GRY ALIA 19.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES 110G CUP 19.03.09 FROZEN SEASONED SQUID SALAD 19.03.09 FROZEN SEASONED FLYING FISH ROE 19.03.09 SEASONED SEAWEED 19.03.09 PUMPKIN SEEDS 19.03.09 COOKED PEELED FROZEN PRAWNS 19.03.09 IQF DICED STRAWBERRIES 19.03.09 FROZEN SWEET CORN KERNELS 19.03.09 FROZEN RED PEPPERS 19.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES 19.03.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS(LENTINUS) 19.03.09 VERMICELLI 19.03.09 WHEAT GLUTEN 19.03.09 TRIDENT RICE CRACKERBBQ 100G 19.03.09 TRIDENT RICE CRACKERSOUR CRM/CHIVES 100G 19.03.09 TRIDENT RICE CRACKERSEAWEED 100G 19.03.09 TRIDENT RICE CRACKERPLAIN 100G 19.03.09 DOG CHEWS 19.03.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 19.03.09 FROZEN MINCE BLOCKS OF BLUE WHITING 19.03.09 FROZEN MINCE BLOCKS OF BLUE WHITING 19.03.09 HOKI FILLET BLOCK 19.03.09 FROZEN GREEN SOY BEANS, FROZEN GREEN SPLIT BROAD BEANS 19.03.09 FROZEN TARO BALLS 19.03.09 FROZEN SPINACH 20.03.09 CARAGEENAN SEAWEED EXTRACT SEMI REFINED 20.03.09 MILK POWDER SHIPMENT (MSDS) 20.03.09 SESAME POWDER 20.03.09 SESAME OIL 20.03.09 DATES 20.03.09 ROASTED WALNUTS 20.03.09 CANDY 20.03.09 DRIED EEL 20.03.09 DRIED FISH 20.03.09 DRIED FUNGUS 20.03.09 SALTED SOY BEAN 20.03.09 DRIED LOTUS ROOT 20.03.09 HERB TEA 20.03.09 HERBS 20.03.09 PEPPER 20.03.09 PRESERVED PLUMS 20.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES
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20.03.09 FISH IN OIL 20.03.09 HOMEBRAND NUTS BEER 350G 20.03.09 SUNFLOWER KERNEL 20.03.09 PISTACHIOS 20.03.09 FRESH PEARS 20.03.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 20.03.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 20.03.09 RED BEAN SWEET BUN 20.03.09 VEGETABLE BUN 20.03.09 FEATHER SAMPLE 20.03.09 FROZEN GREEN BEANS 20.03.09 FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES 20.03.09 CHINESE HERBS 20.03.09 GINSENG ROOTS 20.03.09 SEAWEED 20.03.09 FRIED GLUTEN 20.03.09 CHINESE GREEN TEA 20.03.09 NOODLES 20.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLE 20.03.09 RICE CRACKER/CRACKER BISCUITS/CORN FLAVOUR CRACKER 20.03.09 CANNED COOKED CHESTNUT 20.03.09 FRESH CUT FLOWERS 20.03.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 20.03.09 FRESH SNOW & SUGAR SNAP PEAS 20.03.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 20.03.09 28/30 BRIX TOMATO PASTE 20.03.09 44369 SUG BEETPULP PELLET 20.03.09 ONION POWDER/DEHYDRATED GRANULES 20.03.09 SALTED PLUM IN BRINE 20.03.09 INSTANT ALMOND POWDER 20.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM(MORCHELLA APP) 20.03.09 FROZEN FISH SHAOMAI 20.03.09 FROZEN LOTUS SEED BUNS 20.03.09 FROZEN SHRIMP DIMSUM/HARGOW/SHAOMAI/POTSTICKER 20.03.09 FROZEN RICE BALLS 20.03.09 PEAS - PISUM SATIVUM 20.03.09 PUMPKIN SEEDS 20.03.09 RED CAPSICUM,DICED,BLANCHED,FROZEN 20.03.09 ONION,DICED,BLANCHED,FROZEN 20.03.09 WHEATGLUTEN 20.03.09 PEAS FRESH OR CHILLED 20.03.09 ONIONS-FRESH OR CHILLED--NOT FROZEN-PERMIT & ORIG PHYTO RQD 20.03.09 SQUASH SEEDS 20.03.09 CODRCUT - CODONOPSIS ROOT CUT 20.03.09 BUPLERCUT - BUPLEURUM ROOT CUT 20.03.09 BACSCAPRCUT - BACIAL SCULLCAP ROOT CUP 20.03.09 SCHBERWHO - SCHISANDRA BERRY WHOLE 20.03.09 ASTRCUT - ASTRAGALUS ROOT CUT 20.03.09 DRIED SEAWEAD 20.03.09 PROCESSED DUCK FEATHER 20.03.09 BLANCHED/DRIED/FROZEN ROYAL FERN 20.03.09 FROZEN ANGLER FISH
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20.03.09 INSTANT NOODLE 20.03.09 NOODLES/RICE STICKS 20.03.09 WHEAT FLOUR FOR BUN 21.03.09 NON PERISHABLE GREEN COFFEE 22.03.09 FOOD CLOTHES 22.03.09 FRUIT JUICE CONCENTRATE 23.03.09 SMPL OF COFFEE(NON RESTRICTED) 23.03.09 ARACHIDONIC 23.03.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 23.03.09 LIVE TROPICAL FISH 23.03.09 SQUID RING BLA ARR 5X1KG 23.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES 23.03.09 SHIPMENT OF NON DAIRY CREAMER 23.03.09 LIVE PLANTS IN TISSUE CULTURE 23.03.09 PHORMIUM SPP IP08016656 EXP 05/09/09 23.03.09 CORDYLINE SPP IP08016656 EXP 05/09/09 23.03.09 GROUNDNUT KERNELS 23.03.09 VERMICELLI 23.03.09 LOTUSROOT 23.03.09 CHESTNUTS 23.03.09 CAKE 23.03.09 BEANS 23.03.09 FROZENPASTRIES 23.03.09 VEGETALBE CRACKER/BISCUITS 23.03.09 BAMBOO SHOOT 23.03.09 PRESERVED GINGIKO NUT (BOILED) 23.03.09 PRESERVED PLUM 23.03.09 PRESERVED PICKLE 23.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLE 23.03.09 SESAME OIL 23.03.09 INSTANT COD FISH SLICES 23.03.09 HAW FLAKE 23.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED 23.03.09 INSTANT HONEY DATES 23.03.09 PLANTS IN TISSUE CULTURE 23.03.09 GREEN TEA LEAVE POWDER EXTRACT 23.03.09 CELERY SEED EXTRACT 23.03.09 CENTELLA ASIATICA EXTRACT 23.03.09 RED CLOVER EXTRACT 23.03.09 ECHINACEA POWDER EXTRACT 23.03.09 ANGELICA EXTRACT 23.03.09 BAMBOO CANE 23.03.09 TOMATO PASTE 23.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 23.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 23.03.09 TISSUE CULTURE 23.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 23.03.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 23.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 23.03.09 DRIED FUNGUS 23.03.09 PLANT CULTURE 23.03.09 DRIED PLANT DNA
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23.03.09 WHEAT STARCH 23.03.09 SALTED BLACK BEAN 23.03.09 WATER CHESTNUT POWDER 23.03.09 TISSUE CULTURE 23.03.09 FROZEN SQUID RINGS 23.03.09 FROZEN SQUID RINGS 23.03.09 EXTRACT, STEVIA 23.03.09 EXTRACT, SKULLCAP 23.03.09 EXTRACT, GRAPE SEED 23.03.09 EXTRACT, DANDELION 23.03.09 EXTRACT, BROCCOLI 23.03.09 EXTRACT, BITTER MELON 23.03.09 EXTRACT, RHUBARB ROOT 23.03.09 PUMPKIN CRUNCH 23.03.09 MIXED VEGETABLES (FROZEN) 23.03.09 CANDY 23.03.09 RICE CRACKER 23.03.09 YAN SAN JELLY 23.03.09 PRESERVED PLUM 23.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED 23.03.09 PRESERVED CANNED VEGETABLES 23.03.09 SULTANAS 23.03.09 BLANCHED GROUNDNUTS 23.03.09 FROZEN CUCUMBERS 23.03.09 FROZEN STRAWBERRY, UNSWEETENED 23.03.09 FRESH PEAS 23.03.09 FROZEN BEANS - PHASEOLUS VULGARIS 23.03.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 23.03.09 FREEZE DRIED APPLE 23.03.09 FREEZE DRIED PEAR 23.03.09 FREEZE DRIED PEACH 23.03.09 WASHED WHITE GOOSE DOWN 23.03.09 LIVE TISSUE CULTURES 23.03.09 GARLIC POWDER EXTRACT-HIGHLY PROCESSED 23.03.09 FROZEN TWIST DOUGH 23.03.09 FROZEN PURE SOYBEAN MEAT 23.03.09 FROZEN LOTUS WITHOUT SHELL 23.03.09 FROZEN BROAD BEANS 23.03.09 ROSE BAG 23.03.09 SWEET COOKIE 23.03.09 ROAST SUNFLOWER SEEDS 23.03.09 SUNFLOWER SEED 23.03.09 CAKES 23.03.09 BEANS SHELLED 23.03.09 EXTRACTS OF THERAPUTIC USE 23.03.09 HOPS FLOWER EXTRACT 23.03.09 WHEATGLUTEN 23.03.09 PEANUT BUTTER 23.03.09 EXTRACT, FENUGREEK 23.03.09 EXTRACT, ROSE HIP 23.03.09 EXTRACT, SIBERIAN GINSENG 23.03.09 EXTRACT, SKULLCAP
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23.03.09 EXTRACT, HORSERADISH 23.03.09 EXTRACT, GREEN TEA 23.03.09 SNOW PEAS 23.03.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 23.03.09 FROZEN RAW ALASKAN TEMPURA POLLOCK FISH COCKTAIL 23.03.09 FROZEN RAW BARRAMUDI, TEMPURA FISH FILLET SKINLESS 23.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 23.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 23.03.09 FROZEN RAW ALASKAN TEMPURA POLLOCK FISH FILLET 23.03.09 FROZEN RAW BARRAMUNDI TEMPURA FISH FILLETS, SKINLESS 23.03.09 DRIED JELLY FUNGI 23.03.09 MARINARA MIX 23.03.09 BLANCHED RAW PEANUT 23.03.09 ORGANIC PUMPKIN SEEDS GROWN WITHOUT SHELL 23.03.09 WHITE SESAME SEED 23.03.09 ROASTED AND SALTED PUMPKIN SEEDS 23.03.09 FLAXSEED 23.03.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 23.03.09 GREEN TEA 23.03.09 WHITE TEA 23.03.09 COLLAGEN (FISH SCALE) 23.03.09 GREEN TEA LEAF P.E., DANDELION ROOT P.E.4:1 23.03.09 PANAX GINSENG EXRACT POWDER 23.03.09 OMEGA 3 POWDER 23.03.09 ORGANIC SOY BEANS 23.03.09 DRIED SHITAKE MUSHROOM (LENTINUS) 23.03.09 DEXTROSE 23.03.09 LIVE TISSUE CULTURE PLANT 24.03.09 MARINA COLLAGEN 24.03.09 SLIPPERY ELM P.E 24.03.09 PEPPERMINT P.E 24.03.09 POLYGONUM CUSPIDATUM P.E 24.03.09 ROSEMINUS P.E 24.03.09 YARROW P.E 24.03.09 APPLE JUICE CONC DEIONIZED CHINA 24.03.09 LIVE FRESHWATER ORNAMENTAL FISH 24.03.09 DEXTROSE MONOHYDRATE 24.03.09 SNOW PEAS 24.03.09 SNAP PEAS FRESH CHILLED 24.03.09 PROCESSED GINGER 24.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 24.03.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 24.03.09 IQF BROCCOLI FLORETS SMALL 20-25MM 24.03.09 SQUID PINE/CUT TS 5X1KG 24.03.09 SQUID RING BLA ARR 5X1KG 24.03.09 SQUID TUBE ARR U5 TS 2X5KG 24.03.09 NATURAL SEA SPONGE 24.03.09 DRIED APPLES - DRIED APPLES 24.03.09 FROZEN SQUID 24.03.09 DRIED APPLES 24.03.09 SEEDS,(TOMATO SEEDS - MGF VM0904091 24.03.09 IN VITRO PLANTS (NURSERY STOCK)
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24.03.09 SQUID 24.03.09 WHEAT STARCH 24.03.09 RICE FLOUR GLUTINOUS 24.03.09 BAMBOO POLE 24.03.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 24.03.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 24.03.09 FROZEN CHINESE SPINACH 24.03.09 LOTUS ROOT SLICES - FROZEN 24.03.09 BROAD BEAN - FROZEN 24.03.09 BAMBOO SHOOT- FROZEN 24.03.09 FROZEN CHESTNUT 24.03.09 SEA MONKEYS 24.03.09 CURRANTS 24.03.09 PINENUT KERNELS 24.03.09 BAMBOO STAKES 24.03.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 24.03.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 24.03.09 COOKED SEAWEED 24.03.09 FROZEN SOYA BEANS 24.03.09 FROZEN BROAD BEANS 24.03.09 FROZEN SPINACH 24.03.09 FROZEN NUTS WITHOUT SHELL 24.03.09 GINGER ROOT 24.03.09 ANISEED 24.03.09 WHITE WILLOW BARK 24.03.09 GREEN TEA LEAF 24.03.09 --AQIS TRIAL Y-- FOLIAGE BRANCHES & OTHER PARTS OF WILLOW / DRIED PLANT 24.03.09 GINGER 24.03.09 OTHER DRIED VEGETABLES 24.03.09 LIVE FISH 24.03.09 XANTHAN GUM 24.03.09 MUSHROOMS 24.03.09 HERBS 24.03.09 DRIED SQUID 24.03.09 YAMS 24.03.09 DRIED LOTUS SEED 24.03.09 CINNAMON 24.03.09 BERRIES 24.03.09 ANISEED 24.03.09 ANGELICA ROOTS 25.03.09 BRANCH 25.03.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 25.03.09 GROUNDNUTS 25.03.09 NATURAL HONEY 25.03.09 GROUNDNUTS 25.03.09 BAMBOO OF A KIND PRIMARILY USED FOR PLAITING 25.03.09 VERMICELLI 25.03.09 SULTANA RAISINS 25.03.09 APPLE JUICE CONCENTRATE 25.03.09 GRIEVE 354761 25.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL
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25.03.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 25.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCHY 550G 25.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH 550G 25.03.09 WALNUT KERNAL 25.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 25.03.09 HOMEBRAND NUTS BEER 350G 25.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS UNSALTED 250G 25.03.09 HOMEBRAND RICE SNACKS 300G 25.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 25.03.09 FISH FILLET 25.03.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373 25.03.09 OTHER DRIED VEGETABLES 25.03.09 DRIED APPLERING 25.03.09 DRIED PEAR SKIN 25.03.09 DRIED APPLE PIECES 25.03.09 DEXTROSE MONOHYDRATE 25.03.09 BUCKWHEAT 25.03.09 JIN YAN RICE STICK 25.03.09 FROZEN NOODLE 25.03.09 GOUJON WHITING CR 25.03.09 PEPITAS 25.03.09 PINENUT KERNELS 25.03.09 DRIED GOJI BERRIES 25.03.09 PEAS - PISUM SATIVUM 25.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 25.03.09 FRESH SUGARSNAP PEAS 25.03.09 FROZ FISH FILLETS 25.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 25.03.09 PEELED GARLIC 25.03.09 TOMATO PASTE HB30/32 DRUMS 26.03.09 SHIPMENT OF SUNFLOWER KERNELS 26.03.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0594 26.03.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0443 26.03.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0593 26.03.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0441 26.03.09 GROUND TURMERIC 26.03.09 CRUSHED CHILLIES 26.03.09 CORIANDER SEED/POWDER 26.03.09 CHILLI POWDER 26.03.09 GROUND CINNAMON 26.03.09 GROUND CASSIA 26.03.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0440 26.03.09 RED FERMENTED RICE POWDER 26.03.09 SNOW FUNGUS 26.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 26.03.09 BLACK FUNGUS 26.03.09 OTHER VEGETABLE SAPS AND EXTRACTS 26.03.09 BUCKWHEAT 26.03.09 PUMPKIN SEED 26.03.09 DRIED APPLE DICES 26.03.09 PET FOOD 26.03.09 PLANT EXTRACTS IN POWDER FORM
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26.03.09 FROZEN RAW WHITE PRAWN MEAT -PEELED & DEVEINED 26.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES 26.03.09 FROZEN FLAKE FILLETS 26.03.09 OTHER VEGETABLE SAPS AND EXTRACTS 26.03.09 MACADAMIA KERNEL 26.03.09 BA0367 DO CHEW RAWHIDE WHITE BONE 26.03.09 BA7074 DOG CHEW PK 2 360GM SMOKED BONE 26.03.09 PM753A DOG CHEW FLAT STICKS 26.03.09 SOYBEAN MEAL 26.03.09 BA7072 DOG CHEW DONUT 26.03.09 BA7073 DOG CHEW PK 4 200GM SMOKED BONE 26.03.09 SALTED DUCK EGGS 26.03.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 26.03.09 FROZEN JOHN DORY FILLETS 26.03.09 MAIZE CORN STARCH 26.03.09 CORN COBETTES 26.03.09 MAIZE CORN STARCH 26.03.09 PINENUTS 26.03.09 VEGETABLE SAPS AND EXTRACTS EXCL OPIUM,OF LIQUORICE,OF HOPS,OF PYRETHRUM OR OF T 26.03.09 PANAX GINSENG POWDER 26.03.09 MAIZE CORN STARCH 26.03.09 DRIED FRUIT 26.03.09 OTHER NUTS FRESH OR DRIED 26.03.09 HERBS 26.03.09 FLOWER 26.03.09 DRIED SCALLOPS 26.03.09 DRIED PRAWNS 26.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 26.03.09 DRIED FISH MAW 26.03.09 DRIED DATES 26.03.09 BARLEY 26.03.09 VEGETABLES IN AIR TIGHT CONTAINERS 26.03.09 MUSHROOMDRIED 26.03.09 TUNA CHUNK IN CANS 26.03.09 VERMICELLI 26.03.09 POTATO STARCH 26.03.09 PACIFIC SALTINE BISCUIT 26.03.09 VERMICELLI 26.03.09 STAR ANISE 26.03.09 PACIFIC SPRING ONION BISCUIT 26.03.09 PACIFIC SODA ONION CRACKER 26.03.09 LIANGFEN JELLY 26.03.09 CLOUD EAR FUNGUS 26.03.09 FIVE SPICE POWDER 26.03.09 RHODIOLA ROSEA EXTRACT 26.03.09 OF SOYA BEANS 26.03.09 MUSHROOM SPAWN 26.03.09 FISH HOKI MINCE GRADE 1 26.03.09 FISH HOKI MINCE GRADE 1 26.03.09 COOKED PEELED FROZEN PRAWNS 26.03.09 FROZEN FISH FILLETS IN PACKS NOT EXCEEDING 1 KG
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26.03.09 RICE MACARONI/SPAGHETTI 26.03.09 DRIED APRICOT KERNELS 26.03.09 CRACKERS 26.03.09 BISCUITS 26.03.09 FROZEN SLICED ONIONS 26.03.09 IQF DICED ONIONS 26.03.09 FROZEN DICED TOMATO 26.03.09 FROZEN SHIITAKE MUSHROOMS 26.03.09 FROZEN IQF CABBAGE 27.03.09 CITRUS AURANTIUM POWDER EXTRACT 27.03.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 27.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL 27.03.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 27.03.09 PEELED ROASTED CHESTNUT 27.03.09 PRESERVED DRIED CHINESE DATE 27.03.09 PRESERVED JELLY FISH 27.03.09 SEAWEED 27.03.09 NOODLES 27.03.09 MUSHROOMS 27.03.09 RICEFLOUR 27.03.09 WHEATSTARCH 27.03.09 PRESERVEDVEGETABLES 27.03.09 NOODLES 27.03.09 SALTED FISH 27.03.09 SUGAR 27.03.09 TOASTED SQUID SLICE 27.03.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES & FRUIT 27.03.09 INSTANT AND RAMEN NOODLES 27.03.09 PRESERVED JELLY FISH 27.03.09 BISCUIT 27.03.09 3040331 BAMBOO STAKES 27.03.09 GARLIC 27.03.09 DRY CARROT 27.03.09 SK BAK KUT TEH SPICES 27.03.09 SK DRIED MUSHROOMS 27.03.09 SK CHRYSANTHEMUM 27.03.09 HERBAL TEA 27.03.09 HOMEBRAND FROZEN SPINACH CHOPPED 250G 27.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS SALTED 250G 27.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS UNSALTED 250G 27.03.09 HOMEBRAND NUTS BEER 350G 27.03.09 FRESH GARLIC SHOOTS 27.03.09 FROZEN GREEN BEANS 27.03.09 SHALLOTS 27.03.09 PEELED GARLIC 27.03.09 BEEF - FROZEN BURGERS 27.03.09 LAMB - FROZEN RISSOLES 27.03.09 RICE STICK 27.03.09 CHINESE TEA 27.03.09 BISCUIT 27.03.09 ROASTED POTATO SNACK 27.03.09 SESAME OIL FOR COOKING
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27.03.09 069309 - HOMEBRAND CHAMPIGNON PIECES & STEMS 184G 27.03.09 069303 - HOMEBRAND CHAMPIGNON WHOLE 400G 27.03.09 069304 - HOMEBRAND CHAMPIGNONWHOLE 190G 27.03.09 069308 - HOMEBRAND CHAMPIGNON PIECES & STEMS 400G 27.03.09 CANDY 27.03.09 GOUJON WHITNG CR 27.03.09 EXTRACT, PEONY ROOT 27.03.09 EXTRACT, PANAX NOTOGINSENG 27.03.09 EXTRACT, SPIRULINA 27.03.09 EXTRACT, SIBERIAN GINSENG 27.03.09 VEGETABLE SEEDS 27.03.09 OTHER PRESERVED VEGETABLES 27.03.09 101356 TRI M/C SAT/CHK 8X115G 27.03.09 100888 TRI S/C BF/TERI 8X80G 27.03.09 101354 TRI M/C HON/SOY 8X115G 27.03.09 101353 TRI M/C BBQ/SRIB 8X115G 27.03.09 100979 TRI S/C RST/CHKN 8X80G 27.03.09 PUMPKIN SEEDS 27.03.09 AD ONION FLAKES 27.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 27.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 27.03.09 FRESH ONION FLOWER 27.03.09 PACKED IN LIQUID OR IN AIR-TIGHT CONTAINERS 27.03.09 DRIED APPLE 28.03.09 LIVE PLANTS 28.03.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWN CUTLETS & MEAT 29.03.09 BAMBOO CANES SAMPLES 6PC AT USD 29.03.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0444 29.03.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0523 29.03.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0525 29.03.09 ORYZA SPP S0589 29.03.09 XMAS DECORATION 7PCS 29.03.09 MD900500 MARSHMELLOWS 30.03.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 30.03.09 GREEN TEA (NOT FERMENTED) IN IMMEDIATE PACKINGS OF A CONTENT NOT EXCEEDING 3 KG 30.03.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 30.03.09 DOLICHOS LABLAB (BEAN) 30.03.09 DIOSCOREA OPPOSITA (ROOT) 30.03.09 PLANTAGO ASIATICA (SEED) 30.03.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM (FLOWER TEA) 30.03.09 CINNAMORNI QUILLS (CINNAMON BARK WITH OUTER) 30.03.09 CITRUS SPP (ORANGE PEEL) 30.03.09 CRATAEGUS SPP (HAWTHORN FRUIT) 30.03.09 LYCIUM CHINENSE (WOLFBERRY) 30.03.09 CYATHULA OFFICINALIS (ROOT) 30.03.09 LEONURUS HETEROPHYLLUS (HERB) 30.03.09 CURCUMA LONGA (ROOT) 30.03.09 LIGUSTRUM LUCIDUM (FRUIT) 30.03.09 LIGUSTICUM CHUANXIONG (PHIZOME) 30.03.09 CODONOPSIS PILOSULA (ROOT) 30.03.09 LYCIUM CHINENSE (ROOT)
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30.03.09 MORUS ALBA (STEM) 30.03.09 MORUS ALBA (BARK) 30.03.09 BABBOO TULDOIDES (LEAF) 30.03.09 BUPLEURUM CHINENSE (ROOT) 30.03.09 ATRACTYLODES MACROCEPHALA (RHIZOME) 30.03.09 ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS (ROOT) 30.03.09 ASTER TARTARICUS L.F (ROOT) 30.03.09 ARTEMISIA LACTIFLORA (HERB) 30.03.09 DROSERA BURMANNII (HERB) 30.03.09 ARTEMISIA CAPILLARIS (HERB) 30.03.09 MELIA TOOSENDAN (FRUIT) 30.03.09 ARNEBIA EUCHROMA (HERB) 30.03.09 ACHYRANTHES ASPERA (ROOT) 30.03.09 PIPER KUDSURA (ROOT) 30.03.09 PINELLIA TERNATA (ROOT) 30.03.09 PENCEDANUM DECURSIVUM (ROOT) 30.03.09 CASSIA ACUTIFOLIA (LEAF) 30.03.09 PANAX NOTOGINSENG (ROOT) 30.03.09 PAEONIA SUFFRUTICOSA (ROOT) 30.03.09 ORIGANUM VULGARE (HERB) 30.03.09 ANGELICA SINENSIS (ROOT) 30.03.09 HOUTTUYNIA CORDATA (HERB) 30.03.09 POGOSTEMON CABLIN (HERB) 30.03.09 HEDYOTIS DIFFUSA (HERB) 30.03.09 SCROPHULARIA MINGPOENSIS (ROOT) 30.03.09 SCUTELLARIA BARBATA (HERB) 30.03.09 SOPHORA FLAVESCENS (ROOT) 30.03.09 SCHIZONEPETA TENUIFOLIA (HERB) 30.03.09 GERTIANA MACROPHYLLA (ROOT) 30.03.09 TARAXACUM MONGOLIUM (HERB) 30.03.09 VERBENA OFFICINALIS (HERB) 30.03.09 XANTHOXYLUM SPP (FRUIT) 30.03.09 STEMONA JAPONICA (ROOT) 30.03.09 GENTIANA MANSHURICA (HERB) 30.03.09 SANGUISORBA OFFICINALIS (ROOT) 30.03.09 ROSA RUGOSA THUMB (FLOWER) 30.03.09 PLANTAGO ASIATICA (HERB) 30.03.09 POLYGONUM MULTIFLORUM (ROOT) 30.03.09 POLYSTICHUM FALCATUM (ROOT) 30.03.09 SALVIA MITIORRHIZA (ROOT) 30.03.09 PORIO COCOS (FLAKE) 30.03.09 PUNICA GRANATUM (PEEL) 30.03.09 RAPHANUS SATIVUS (SEED) 30.03.09 REHMANNIA GLUTINOSA (ROOT) 30.03.09 PRUNELLA VULGARIS (FLOWER) 30.03.09 DRYNARIA BARONII (RHIZOME) 30.03.09 LUFFA ACUTANGULA (FRUIT FIBRE) 30.03.09 ECHINOPS LATIFOLIUS (ROOT) 30.03.09 LINDERA STRYRICHNIFOLIA (ROOT) 30.03.09 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES (POD) 30.03.09 ABRUS FRUTICULOSUS (HERB) 30.03.09 OVALTINE BASE MIX
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30.03.09 FROZEN PREPARED EEL 30.03.09 WHITE SESAME CANDY/BISCUITS 30.03.09 THIN PANCAKE 30.03.09 RICE NOODLE 30.03.09 SESAME COOKIE ROLLS 30.03.09 SESAMPE CRISP FLAKES 30.03.09 RED BEAN CAKE 30.03.09 FRUIT CANDY 30.03.09 COCONUT CANDY 30.03.09 ASSORTED DRIED VEGETABLES 30.03.09 INSTANT NOODLE 30.03.09 DRIED NOODLES 30.03.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 30.03.09 TRAD AFTNOON ALIA 30.03.09 PURE PEP ALIA 30.03.09 FINEST CEYLON ALIA 30.03.09 BLACK TEA 30.03.09 LIVE PLANTS 30.03.09 LIVE FISH 30.03.09 ZINGIBER OFFICINALE (GINGER ROOT) 30.03.09 SMILAX GLABRA (ROOT) 30.03.09 EUCOMMIA ULMOIDES (BARK) 30.03.09 LYCIUM CHINENSE (WOLFBERRY) 30.03.09 LONICERA CONFUSE (HERB) 30.03.09 LILIUM LANCIFOLIUM (LILY BULB) 30.03.09 GLYCYRRHIZA URALENSIS (LIQUORICE ROOT) 30.03.09 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES (DRIED POD) 30.03.09 GANODERMA LUCIDUM (MUSHROOM) 30.03.09 MENTHA HAPLOCALYX (MINT HERB) 30.03.09 ECLIPTA SPP (HERB) 30.03.09 CODONOPSIS TUBULOSA (ROOT) 30.03.09 CITRUS SPP (ORANGE PEEL) 30.03.09 CINNAMOMUM SPP (CINNAMON) 30.03.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM (FLOWER TEA) 30.03.09 ATRACTYLODES MACROCEPHALA (RHIZOME) 30.03.09 ANEMARRHENA ASPHODELOIDES (RHIZOME) 30.03.09 DIOSCOREA SPP (CHINESE YAM ROOT) 30.03.09 ZIZIPHUS SPINOSA (FRUIT) 30.03.09 MOMORDICA GROSVENORI (FRUIT) 30.03.09 NELUMBO NUCIFERA (LOTUS SEED) 30.03.09 OPHIOPOGON JAPONICUS (ROOT) 30.03.09 PANAX GINSENG (ROOT) 30.03.09 PORIA COCOS (FLAKE) 30.03.09 PRUNELLA VULGARIS (FRUIT) 30.03.09 PUERARIA THOMSONII (ROOT) 30.03.09 REHMANNIA SPP (ROOT) 30.03.09 SCROPHULARIA NINGPOENSIS (ROOT) 30.03.09 GARLIC 30.03.09 MORUS ALBA (LEAF) 30.03.09 OTHER PASTA / NOODLES 30.03.09 CORDYLINE QP IP08016656 EXP 05/09/09 30.03.09 MEZGER 369264
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30.03.09 PINEAPPLE JUICE PE 10;1 30.03.09 CNIDIUM MONNIERI PE 10;1 30.03.09 LEMON SCENTED ALIA 30.03.09 ENG BF ALIA 30.03.09 BLACK TEA 30.03.09 PO WALES ALIA RED 30.03.09 TRAD AFTNOON ALIA 30.03.09 GREEN TEA NOT FERMENTED 30.03.09 VERMICELLI 30.03.09 3040332 BAMBOO STAKE 1.2M 30.03.09 LIVE PLANTS IN TISSUE CULTURE 30.03.09 SALTED JELLYFISH 30.03.09 INSTANT & RAMEN NOODLES 30.03.09 DRIED FRUIT 30.03.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 30.03.09 POTATO STARCH NOODLE 30.03.09 PEELED GARLIC 30.03.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 30.03.09 CYMBIDIUM 30.03.09 CORDYLINE SPP IP08016656 EXP 05/09/09 30.03.09 GOUJON WHITING CR 30.03.09 SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING GOUJON TEMPURA 30.03.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH 30.03.09 RICE CRACKERS 30.03.09 DRIED FRUCTUS (HERBS) 30.03.09 COOKIES 30.03.09 DRIED RED DATES 30.03.09 DRIED SEAWEED 30.03.09 SPECIAL DUMPLING FLOUR 30.03.09 FRIED FISH W/BEAN PASTE 30.03.09 LYCIUM BARBARUM(DRIED FRUIT) 30.03.09 RICE STICK 30.03.09 SPECIAL BUN FLOUR 30.03.09 LO HAN KUO WHOLE FRUIT 30.03.09 DRIED PRUNELLA 30.03.09 FLOUR, MEAL AND POWDER 30.03.09 BISCUITS, NSA 30.03.09 CANNED PICKLED OLIVES 30.03.09 CANNED WHITEBAIT 30.03.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 30.03.09 DRIED UNSHELLED SHRIMP 30.03.09 DRY SEAWEED 30.03.09 PRESERVED PLUM 30.03.09 NUTS 30.03.09 5XPKG STC UMBRELLA LANTERN 30.03.09 FRESH LENTINUS EDODES MUSHROOM 30.03.09 DYED RATTAN POLES 30.03.09 849193 - WIP IMPORTED PEAS GRADE 2 30.03.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 30.03.09 WIP IMPORTED CAULI FLORET 25MM 30.03.09 FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLE (SAMPLE) - FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLE (SAMPLE)
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30.03.09 WIP IMPORTED CAULI FLORET 25MM 30.03.09 CANDY 30.03.09 NOODLE 30.03.09 STICKY RICE 30.03.09 BISCUIT 30.03.09 TEMPURA PRAWN IJ 6X500G 30.03.09 I&J TEMP S/LESS 30X145G 30.03.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 30.03.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 30.03.09 I&J SQUID RINGS CRUMB 5X1KG 30.03.09 I&J S&P SPIRAL CALA 3X1KG 30.03.09 SUNDRIED TOMATO STRIPS 30.03.09 3040332 BAMBOO STAKE 1.2M 30.03.09 3040333 BAMBOO STAKES 30.03.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 31.03.09 LIVE FRESHWATER ORNAMENTAL FISH 31.03.09 GINGER ROOT POWDER 31.03.09 LIVE PLANTS 31.03.09 GARLIC FLAKES - DRIED 31.03.09 PUMPKINSEED 31.03.09 TEA 31.03.09 PRESERVEDVEGETABLES 31.03.09 FISH 31.03.09 NOODLE 31.03.09 PEPPER SAMPLE SEEDS 31.03.09 BISCUITS 31.03.09 OTHER VEGETABLES SEEDS 31.03.09 DRIED RED BELL PEPPERS 31.03.09 GARLIC FLAKES - DRIED 31.03.09 VERMICELLI 31.03.09 FROZEN SQUID 31.03.09 SQUID PREPARED 31.03.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 25/29 31.03.09 GRANULATED PEANUTS 31.03.09 CHILLED MUSHROOMS 31.03.09 FROZEN PEELED TARO 31.03.09 SHIPMENT OF DRIED FRUITS 31.03.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 31.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 31.03.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 31.03.09 PLANT EXTRACTS : PHELLODENDRON AMURENSE 5:1, ECHINACEAE PURPUREA POWDER EXTRACT. 31.03.09 RAW GARLIC VANNAMEI PEELED/DEVEINED PRAWN MEAT 31.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES - NIL ANIMAL / PLANT / EGG CONTENT 31.03.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS & SUGAR SNAP PEAS 31.03.09 APRICOTS DICED - OTHERWISE PRESERVED 31.03.09 APPLE - DICED, OTHERWISE PRESERVED 31.03.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 31.03.09 PEAS 31.03.09 ONIONS AND SHALLOTS 31.03.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCHY 550G 31.03.09 FISH HOKI MINCE GRADE 1
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31.03.09 SEASONED SEAWEED 31.03.09 DRIED SEAWEAD 31.03.09 MUSHROOM - DRIED - LENTINUS EDODES 31.03.09 CHEWING GUM 31.03.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 31.03.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL 31.03.09 FRESH GARLIC 31.03.09 ORGANIC EARL GREY - BLACK TEA 31.03.09 GREEN TEA TROPICAL 31.03.09 GREEN & WHITE TEA VARIETY 31.03.09 ENGLISH BREAKFAST ORGANIC- BLACK TEA 31.03.09 BRISTLES 31.03.09 ORGANIC HOJICHA - GREEN TEA 31.03.09 WHITE ORCHARD 31.03.09 FROZEN DORY FILLETS 31.03.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 31.03.09 FROZEN CARROTS 31.03.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 31.03.09 FROZEN SQUID STRIPS 31.03.09 FROZEN SQUID RINGS 31.03.09 FROZEN CAULIFLOWER 31.03.09 FROZEN GREEN STRING BEANS 31.03.09 FROZEN CORN KERNELS 31.03.09 FROZEN PEAS 31.03.09 ORANGE ROUGHY FLT .1KG 31.03.09 SMOOTH DORY FLT .1KG 01.04.09 FROZEN SCALLOP ROE OFF 01.04.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 01.04.09 INSTANT NOODLES 01.04.09 GREEN SPRING ONION 8 X 8MM 01.04.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC GRANULES 01.04.09 DEHYDRATED CHIVE ROLLS 01.04.09 DEHYDRATED CHIVE FLAKES 01.04.09 DEHYDRATED SPINACH POWDER 100 MESH 01.04.09 GARLIC GRANULES 01.04.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC GROUND 01.04.09 FROZEN PRAWNS 01.04.09 BISCUIT 01.04.09 BREAD 01.04.09 SALTED RADISH 01.04.09 DOUGH TWIST 01.04.09 RICE CAKE 01.04.09 DRIED WHITE FUNGUS (TREMELLA FUCIFORMIS) 01.04.09 INSTANT NOODLE 01.04.09 NOODLE 01.04.09 DRIED FISH 01.04.09 BAMBOO CANES 01.04.09 APPLE JUICE CONCENTRATE 01.04.09 FROZEN SPINACH 01.04.09 101353 TRI M/C BBQ/SRIB 8X115G 01.04.09 101354 TRI M/C HON/SOY 8X115G 01.04.09 CITRUS AURANTIUM EXTRACT
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01.04.09 COOKED SLICE FISH 01.04.09 SALTED VEGETABLES 01.04.09 TAPIOCA PEARL 01.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED 01.04.09 CONFECTIONERY 01.04.09 FRESH GARLIC 01.04.09 FRESH GARLIC CLOVES 01.04.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 01.04.09 STIR FRIES 01.04.09 DRIED PRUNES, OTHER THAN THAT OF 0801 TO 0806 01.04.09 CORN FLOUR 01.04.09 ROCK SUGAR 01.04.09 MUSHROOM AURICULARIA DRIED 01.04.09 RICE STICKS 01.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED,SLICED 01.04.09 NATURAL SEA SPONGE 01.04.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAPS 01.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 01.04.09 GREEN TEA .3KG PACKS 01.04.09 BLACK TEA .3KG PACKS 01.04.09 APPLE JUICE 01.04.09 ALASKAN POLLOCK FILLETS SKINLESS BONELESS 01.04.09 ALASKAN POLLOCK FILLETS SKINLESS BONELSS,SHATTERPACK 01.04.09 TEMPURA SQID RINGS 01.04.09 SALT AND PEPPER SQUID 01.04.09 TEMPURA SQUID CHIPS 01.04.09 WHEAT STARCH 01.04.09 RICE STICK 01.04.09 UDON NOODLES 01.04.09 OTHER ASIAN STYLE NOODLES 01.04.09 VEGETABLES, FRUIT, NUTS AND OTHER EDIBLE PARTS OF PLANTS, PREPARED OR PRESERVED 01.04.09 SAFCOL CANNED LIGHT MEAT TUNA IN WATER & SALT 01.04.09 CANNED ASPARAGUS 01.04.09 FROZEN SQUID RINGS, TUBES, STEAKS, ETC 01.04.09 POLYGONATUM ODORATUM 01.04.09 ALMOND 01.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOTS 01.04.09 ROASTED PEANUT 01.04.09 CUMIN SEED 01.04.09 CRUSHED CHILLI 01.04.09 DRIED DATES 01.04.09 GLEHNIA LITTORALIS (ROOT) 01.04.09 CODONOPSIS PILOSULA 01.04.09 CHINESE GREEN TEA 01.04.09 BRAN DOUGH 01.04.09 FENNEL 01.04.09 BISCUITS 01.04.09 LONGAN FRUIT 01.04.09 LOTUS NUT/FOX NUT/DRIED LILY BULB 01.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED 01.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP
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01.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 01.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 01.04.09 BLCT FLAV ALIA 01.04.09 PURE PEP ALIA 01.04.09 ENG BF ALIA 01.04.09 BLACK TEA 01.04.09 PURE GREEN TEA ALIA 01.04.09 CRAFT SHELL 01.04.09 CRAFT SHELL 18G BAG 01.04.09 NATURAL RAFFIA CRAFT 01.04.09 PLEUROTUS ERYNGII - FRESH MUSHROOM 01.04.09 LENTINULA EDODES - FRESH MUSHROOM 01.04.09 BAMBOO CANES 01.04.09 SQUID 01.04.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS(LENTINUS) 01.04.09 BAMBOO STAKES,NOT LACQUERED 01.04.09 7 BAGS DRIED BUPLEURUM FALCATUM ROOT 01.04.09 4 BAGS DRIED PAEONIA LACTIFLORA ROOT 01.04.09 4 BAGS DRIED CODONOPSIS PILOSULA ROOT 01.04.09 3 BAGS DRIED ZIZYPHUS SPINOSA SEED 01.04.09 6 BAGS DRIED GINKGO BILOBA LEAF 01.04.09 2 BAGS DRIED CINNAMON CASSIA BARK 01.04.09 16 BAGS DRIED REHMANNIA GLUTINOSA ROOT 01.04.09 14 BAGS DRIED ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS ROOT 01.04.09 12 BAGS DRIED LIGUSTRIM LUCIDUM BERRIES/FRUIT 01.04.09 1 BAG DRIED PANAX NOTOGINSENG (GINSENG) ROOT 01.04.09 2 DRUMS PAEONIA LACTIFLORA DRIED POWDERED EXTRACT 01.04.09 I&J TEMPURA STICKS 1X3.2KG 01.04.09 I&J TEMPURA HAKE S/ON 30X145G 01.04.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 01.04.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 01.04.09 I&J SQUID RINGS CRUMB 5X1KG 01.04.09 RAW GARLIC VANNAMEI PEELED/DEVEINED PRAWN MEAT 01.04.09 JUICE DRINK 02.04.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCHY 550G 02.04.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH 550G 02.04.09 WHITE WILLOW BARK EXTRACT 02.04.09 HORSERADISH EXTRACT 02.04.09 DEHYDRATED SPINACH POWDER 100 MESH 02.04.09 GARLIC FLAKES 02.04.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373 02.04.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 02.04.09 FISH 02.04.09 MAIZE (CORN) STARCH 02.04.09 NOODLE 02.04.09 POTATOSTARCH 02.04.09 SESAMEOIL 02.04.09 WHEATSTARCH 02.04.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC POWDER 02.04.09 POTATOSTARCH 02.04.09 GARLIC GRANULES 02.04.09 CANNED WATER CHESTNUT IN SYRUP
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02.04.09 ANIMAL PRODUCTS NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED OR INCLUDED 02.04.09 SQUID FILLETS 02.04.09 MALTOSE 02.04.09 RICE SPAGHETTI/MACARONI/VERMICELLI 02.04.09 RICE VERMICELLI 02.04.09 RICE MACARONI 02.04.09 RADISH/DRIED VEGETABLES 02.04.09 DRIED NOODLES 02.04.09 BEANPASTE 02.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOT 02.04.09 BEANS 02.04.09 SALTED LETTUCE 02.04.09 NOODLES 02.04.09 SALTED RADISH 02.04.09 PASTE 02.04.09 CUCUMBERS AND GHERKINS 02.04.09 SALTEDCUCUMBER 02.04.09 BROADBEAN 02.04.09 RICECRACKERS 02.04.09 PRESERVEDFRUIT 02.04.09 BISCUITS 02.04.09 2-IN-1 MINERAL CUTTLEBONE 13CM 02.04.09 B26 CUTTLEBONE 10-13 CM W/HOLDER 02.04.09 ECHINACEA PURPUREA EXTRACT 02.04.09 GARLIC 02.04.09 RICESTICKS 02.04.09 FROZEN SALT & PEPPER SQUID 02.04.09 FROZEN TEMPURA SQUID RINGS 02.04.09 FROZEN TEMPURA FISH FILLET 02.04.09 FROZEN TEMPURA FISH COCKTAIL 02.04.09 FROZEN CRUMBED SQUID RINGS 02.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED SHRIMP 02.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 02.04.09 PEELED GARLIC 02.04.09 CARROT MINCED 02.04.09 CHIVE FLAKES CHOPPED 02.04.09 RED BELL PEPPERS 02.04.09 CHIVE ROLLS 02.04.09 LEEK FLAKES 02.04.09 DEHYDRATED POTATOES 02.04.09 FROZEN CRUMBED SQUID RINGS 02.04.09 BAKERSWARE OTHER 02.04.09 BUN 02.04.09 CAKES 02.04.09 IQF BROCCOLI FLORETS SMALL 20-25MM 02.04.09 IQF BROCCOLI FLORETS SMALL 20-25MM 02.04.09 IQF BROCCOLI FLORETS SMALL 20-25MM 02.04.09 EXTRACT, ASTRAGALUS 02.04.09 EXTRACT, ASPARAGUS 02.04.09 EXTRACT, ZHI MU 02.04.09 EXTRACT, SPINE DATE SEED 02.04.09 EXTRACT, SPIRULINA
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02.04.09 EXTRACT, SCHISANDRA 02.04.09 EXTRACT, PANAX GINSENG 02.04.09 EXTRACT, EPIMEDIUM 02.04.09 EXTRACT, CNIDIUM 02.04.09 FROZEN DUO VEGETABLES 02.04.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 02.04.09 STIR FRIES 02.04.09 SQUID FROZEN 02.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 02.04.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 02.04.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 02.04.09 GREEN CAPSICUM DICED - FROZEN 02.04.09 ONION DICED - FROZEN 02.04.09 RED CAPSICUM DICED - FROZEN 02.04.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS 02.04.09 COOKED PEELED FROZEN PRAWNS 02.04.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS 03.04.09 CANNED PO-KU MUSHROOMS (GENUS LENTINULA) 03.04.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS STRIP 03.04.09 DRIED NOODLES 03.04.09 DRIED SHITAKE MUSHROOMS (GENUS LENTINULA) 03.04.09 LONG LIFE IMITATION NOODLES 03.04.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS 03.04.09 LAN CHI PRESERVED RADISH WITH CHILI 03.04.09 BARLEY SEED 03.04.09 BABY MUM MUM RICE RUSKS 03.04.09 PINENUT KERNELS 03.04.09 PEPPER - POWDER 03.04.09 KIMCHI -SALT PRESERVED, VEGETABLES 03.04.09 KIMCHI - SALT PRESERVED, VEGETABLES 03.04.09 GREEN TEA 03.04.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 29/33 03.04.09 SWEET POTATO POWDER (STARCH) 03.04.09 TASTY & SALTED MUSTARD 03.04.09 WHEAT STARCH 03.04.09 BLACK OLIVE WITH MUSTARD 03.04.09 SALED PLUM 03.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS SAMPLES 03.04.09 MOXA ROLLS FOR ACUPUNCTURE 03.04.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 03.04.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 03.04.09 PURE PEP ALIA 03.04.09 PURE GREEN TEA ALIA 03.04.09 SUNDRIED TOMATO STRIPS 03.04.09 ROASTED SEEDS 03.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOTS 03.04.09 ROASTED PEANUTS 03.04.09 CANDY 03.04.09 NOODLES 03.04.09 RICE CAKE 03.04.09 POTATO CHIPS 03.04.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS
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03.04.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOMS 03.04.09 STC ARM CHAIR 03.04.09 FROZEN COCKTAIL/VEGETABLE/JUMBO SPRING ROLLS, COCKTAIL/VEGETABLE SAMOSAS 03.04.09 VEGETABLE MONEY BAG (VEGETABLE WRAPPED IN PASTRY) 03.04.09 SEAFOOD MONEY BAG (SEAFOOD WRAPPED IN PASTRY) 03.04.09 FROZEN SEAFOOD SPRING ROLL 03.04.09 FROZEN PRAWN SPRING ROLL 03.04.09 GARLIC 03.04.09 PROCESSED GINGER 03.04.09 NOODLES 03.04.09 SUGAR CONFECTIONERY (CHUPA CHUPS) 03.04.09 PEAR IN LAYERED RASBERRY & APPLE 03.04.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 03.04.09 I&J FISH GOUJONS 1X3KG 03.04.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 03.04.09 I&J SQUID RINGS CRUMB 5X1KG 03.04.09 I&J TEMP S/LESS 30X145G 03.04.09 I&J TEMPURA S/LS 30X115G 03.04.09 I&J SQUID RINGS CRUMB 5X1KG 03.04.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 03.04.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 03.04.09 I&J FISH COCKTAILS 1X5KG 03.04.09 HOKI FILLET BLOCK 03.04.09 SCHISANDRA EXTRACT 03.04.09 LIGUSTRUM LUCIDUM -DRIED FRUIT 03.04.09 LYSIMACHIA CHRISTINAE-LEAVES 03.04.09 MOMORDICA GROSVENORI -DRIED FRUIT 03.04.09 NELUMBO NUCIFERA SEED 03.04.09 ARBUS FRUITICULOSUS-HERB 03.04.09 PAEONIA LACTIFLORA 03.04.09 PYRROSIA SHEARERI-LEAF 03.04.09 SCHISANDRA CHINENSIS 03.04.09 ZIZIPIIUS JUJUBE-SEED 03.04.09 NOTOPTERYGIUM INCISIUM ROOT 03.04.09 PAEONIA UEITCHII TWIG 03.04.09 GOSSAMPINUS MALABRICUS-FLOWER 03.04.09 FORSYTHIA SUSPENSE SEED 03.04.09 ARECA CATECHU 03.04.09 ASPARAGUS COCHINCHINENSIS ROOT 03.04.09 ATRACTYLODES LANCEA ROOT 03.04.09 BRASSICA ALBA 03.04.09 CORYDALIS YANHUSUO ROOT 03.04.09 CRYPTOTYMPANA ATRATA 03.04.09 CURCUMA AROMCOTICA ROOT 03.04.09 EPIMEDIUM MACRANTHUM-LEAVES 03.04.09 EUPHORIA LONGAN-DRIED FRUIT 03.04.09 JUNCUS EFFUSUS RHIZOME 03.04.09 BOMBYS MORIL 03.04.09 OLDENLANDIA DIFFUSA LEAVES 03.04.09 FRESH GARLIC 03.04.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC
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03.04.09 12MM IQF DICED WHITE ONION 04.04.09 IN PACKS NOT EXCEEDING 1 KG 05.04.09 RICE 05.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0807 05.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0808 05.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0794 05.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0870 05.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0460 05.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0459 05.04.09 ORYZA SPP S0805 05.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0256 05.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0806 05.04.09 MELON SEEDS 05.04.09 SHIPMENT OF BAKERY SUNFLOWER KERNEL 05.04.09 SAMPLES 05.04.09 OTHER DRIED VEGETABLES 05.04.09 FRESH GARLIC CHILLED 06.04.09 SHIPMENT OF FLAVOR COMPOUND NOT RES 06.04.09 CORDYLINE QP IP08016656 EXP 05/09/09 06.04.09 DRIED APPLES - DRIED APPLES 06.04.09 MALTOSE 06.04.09 LIVE FISH 06.04.09 OTHER SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 06.04.09 FROZEN RAW SALT AND PEPPER SQUID 06.04.09 FROZEN RAW GARFISH FILLETS IN BEER FLAVOURED BATTER 06.04.09 FROZEN RAW TEMPURA FISH FILLETS 06.04.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS NOT OF THE GENUS AGARICUS 06.04.09 FRESH ONION FLOWERS 06.04.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 06.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 06.04.09 MACKEREL 06.04.09 STERCULIA LYCHNOPHORA (STERCULIA) 06.04.09 SOUP MIX 06.04.09 ROSA SPP (ROSE TEA) 06.04.09 ARTEMISIA ANNUA (SWEET WORMWOOD HERB) 06.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED (SARGASSUM FUSIFORME/LAMINARIA JAPONICA) 06.04.09 LABLAB PURPUREUS (WHITE HYACINTH BEAN) 06.04.09 LOTUS LEAF 06.04.09 DRIED LOTUS RHIZOME (RELUMBO NUCIFERA) 06.04.09 NG FAR CHAR SOUP (FLOWER SOUP) 06.04.09 PRESERVED PLUM 06.04.09 RICE BEAN (VIGNA SPP.) 06.04.09 ROASTED PEANUT 06.04.09 PEPPERTREE PRICKLY ASH (XANTHOXYLUM SPP) 06.04.09 ARCTIUM LAPPA (BURDOCK ROOT) 06.04.09 DRIED LILY FLOWER (HEMEROCALLIS FULVA) 06.04.09 DRIED DATES 06.04.09 CANDY 06.04.09 CARTHAMUS TINCTORIUS (SAFFLOWER) 06.04.09 CHINESE YAM (DIOSCOREA SPP) 06.04.09 DRIED LILY BULB (LILIUM BROWNII) 06.04.09 CHYU SHIH LIAO SOU (SOUP MATERIAL)
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06.04.09 COCOS NUCIFERA (SEA COCONUT) 06.04.09 DRIED ASSORTED VEGETABLE 06.04.09 DRIED BAK CHOY (BRASSICA CHINENSIS) 06.04.09 CITRUS PEEL 06.04.09 ROCK SUGAR 06.04.09 MILK THISTLE (SILYBUMMARIANUM) 06.04.09 CORN STARCH, NATIVE, WINDMILL BRAND 06.04.09 OTHER EDIBLE PARTS OF PLANTS, PREPARED OR PRESERVED 06.04.09 OTHER PLANTS AND PARTS OF PLANTS, IN PACKS NOT EXCEEDING 1 K 06.04.09 DRIED HERBS, NON-MEDICINAL, WHETHER OR NOT CUT OR CRUSHED ET 06.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS NOT OF THE GENUS AGARICUS, WHOLE, CUT, SLICE 06.04.09 OTHER SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN OR DR 06.04.09 GREEN TEA (NOT FERMENTED) IN PACKINGS NOT EXCEEDING 3 KG 06.04.09 POTATO STARCH 06.04.09 WOOD EARS (AURICULARIA SPP.), DRIED, WHOLE, CUT, SLICED ETC. 06.04.09 PREPARED SHREDDED SQUID 06.04.09 DRIED APRICOTS 06.04.09 SULTANAS 06.04.09 PUMPKIN SEED LERNELS 06.04.09 RAWHIDE CHEWS 06.04.09 PINENUTS 06.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 06.04.09 FRESH SUGARSNAP PEAS 06.04.09 PLANT EXTRACTS : EPIMEDIUM P.E., ECHINACEAE PURPUREA P.E.5:1 06.04.09 MORINDA OFFICINALIS P.E.5:1, SCUTELLARIS BAICALENSIS P.E.4:1 06.04.09 WIP SQUID SPIRAL CUT 1X5KG 06.04.09 EXTRACT, GINGKO BILBOA 06.04.09 DICED ONION 500G (FROZEN) 06.04.09 FROZEN SILVERFISH 06.04.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 06.04.09 PUMPKIN SEEDS 06.04.09 TEA 06.04.09 PUMPKIN SEED 06.04.09 GOLDEN DROPS 06.04.09 SMOKED OYSTERS 06.04.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 06.04.09 KUO YUAN PEELED CHESTNUTS 06.04.09 DRIED DATES 06.04.09 DRIED HERBS,NON MEDICINAL 06.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS NOT OF THE GENUS AGARICUS 06.04.09 OTH FRUIT,NUTS & OTH EDIBLE PRTS OF PLANTS,O/WISE PREP/PRES.W/OR NOT.... 06.04.09 SWEET BISCUITS 06.04.09 OTHER SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE 06.04.09 OTHER DRIED FRUIT 06.04.09 OTHER DRIED VEGETAB. WHOLE,CUT,SLICED,BROKEN OR IN POWDER,NOT FURTH.PREP 06.04.09 POTATO STARCH 06.04.09 OTH VEG.PREP.OR PRES.OWISE THAN BY VINEGAR IN LIQUID OR AIR TIGHT CONT. 06.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS HULLED 06.04.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS
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06.04.09 SNOW PEAS 06.04.09 DOG CHEW 06.04.09 FROZEN CUT BABY CORN 06.04.09 FROZEN WATER CHESTNUTS 06.04.09 FRESH GARLIC 07.04.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 07.04.09 NATURAL BEES HONEY 07.04.09 GINGER ROOT 07.04.09 TRIBULUS FRUIT & LEAF 07.04.09 PANAX GINSENG 07.04.09 ELEUTHERO ROOT 07.04.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 07.04.09 ASTRAGALUS ROOT 07.04.09 CHASTE TREE FRUIT 07.04.09 DRIED CHESTNUTS 07.04.09 BAKERSWARE OTHER 07.04.09 SEEDS, FRUITS AND SPORES FOR SOWING 07.04.09 BISCUITS SWEET 07.04.09 DRIED CHESTNUTS 07.04.09 OTHER VEGETABLES / MIXTURES 07.04.09 SOYBEAN MEAL 07.04.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH - FRESHWATER 07.04.09 PRESERVED/SALTED DUCK EGG IN SHELL 07.04.09 ROAST SUNFLOWER SEEDS 07.04.09 TEA 07.04.09 BAKINGPOWDER 07.04.09 BISCUITS 07.04.09 CAKE 07.04.09 NOODLE 07.04.09 SESAMEOIL 07.04.09 PUMPKINSEED 07.04.09 FISH 07.04.09 FROZ MUSHROOM 07.04.09 FROZ SOYBEAN/CHAMAME IN BRINE 07.04.09 FROZEN BOURDOCK 07.04.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 07.04.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 07.04.09 DOG CHEWS 07.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 07.04.09 MUSHROOM OTHER THAN GENUS AGARICUS 07.04.09 FRESH ONION FLOWER 07.04.09 FROZEN TARO 07.04.09 FROZEN BURDOCK 07.04.09 FROZEN LOTUS ROOT 07.04.09 FROZEN PEELED SLICED LOTUS 07.04.09 FROZEN SOYBEAN IN POD 07.04.09 FROZEN SOYBEAN MUKIMI 07.04.09 TEA 07.04.09 FROZEN BOILED SOYBEAN IN POD 07.04.09 CANNED BAMBOO SHOOTS 07.04.09 BAMBOO CANE 07.04.09 PAPRIKA POWDER
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07.04.09 BILBERRY PLANT EXTRACT 07.04.09 WALNUT SHELL 07.04.09 CORNCOB GRITS 07.04.09 MALTOSE 07.04.09 PICKLED CABBAGE 07.04.09 WATER CHESTNUTS 07.04.09 DRIED WHITE NUTS 07.04.09 FROZEN ASIAN STYLE MARINATED SHRIMP 07.04.09 FROZEN ASIAN STYLE MARINATED SHRIMP 07.04.09 MIXED VEGETABLES (FROZEN) 07.04.09 OTHER FROZEN VEGETABLES 07.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBE 07.04.09 PICKED CUMCUMBER 07.04.09 PICKLES 07.04.09 SQUID FILLETS 07.04.09 PURE CAMOMILE ALIA 07.04.09 GREEN TEA NOT FERMENTED 07.04.09 RICE CAKE 07.04.09 PRESEVRED DIRED CHINESE DATE 07.04.09 BISCUIT SAMPLE PACKAGE 07.04.09 BISCUIT 07.04.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH PERMIT IP08010708 07.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS & SUGAR SNAP PEAS 07.04.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 07.04.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 07.04.09 DRIED SPINACH FLAKES 07.04.09 CASHEW CRUNCH 07.04.09 ALMOND CRUNCH 07.04.09 IQF BLUEBERRY 07.04.09 SUNFLOWER CRUNCH 07.04.09 TRIO BAR TROPICAL 07.04.09 CRANBLUEBERRY CRUNCH 07.04.09 TRIO BAR BLUEBERRY 07.04.09 TRIO BAR CRANBERRY 07.04.09 TRIO BAR STRAWBERRY 07.04.09 PUMPKIN CRUNCH 07.04.09 PROCESSED GINGER 07.04.09 RICE CRACKER 07.04.09 COOKIES 07.04.09 DIRED BAMBOO SHOOT 07.04.09 DIRED NOODLE 07.04.09 ROASTED PEAS 07.04.09 PICKED CABBAGE 08.04.09 SSHMALLOWS - 100G MINI MALLOWS 08.04.09 IQF GARLIC 08.04.09 PROPOLIS EXTRACT POWDER 08.04.09 CITRONELLA 08.04.09 WHITE PEPPER POWDER 08.04.09 WATER CHESTNUT STARCH 08.04.09 SWEET DATE 08.04.09 RICE STICK 08.04.09 RED DATE DRIED
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08.04.09 JELLY FISH STRIP 08.04.09 LIQUORICE SLICED 08.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED 08.04.09 DRIED LOTUS SEED 08.04.09 DRIED CHESTNUT KERNEL 08.04.09 CITRONELLA POWDER 08.04.09 JELLY FISH SHEET 08.04.09 WATERCHESTNUT 08.04.09 FISH SNACKS 08.04.09 PICKLED CABBAGE 08.04.09 CANDY 08.04.09 DRIED PLUMS 08.04.09 LIVE FISH PERMIT IP08015457 08.04.09 FRIED DOUGH 08.04.09 GROUND PEPPER 08.04.09 NOODLES 08.04.09 PRESERVED FISH 08.04.09 PRESERVED OLIVES 08.04.09 PRESERVED RADISH/TURNIP 08.04.09 SESAME POWDER 08.04.09 TEA 08.04.09 CANDY 08.04.09 ALMOND POWDER 08.04.09 DRIED FUNGUS 08.04.09 DRIED OYSTERS 08.04.09 FROZEN ASIAN STYLE MARINATED SHRIMP 08.04.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 08.04.09 DEXTROSE MONOHYDRATE 08.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 08.04.09 FROZEN ORANGE ROUGHY FILLETS 08.04.09 SQUASH SEEDS 08.04.09 LIVE PLANTS 08.04.09 HERBAL TEA 08.04.09 OTHER FROZEN VEGETABLES 08.04.09 FROZEN BOILED AND SALTED SOY BEANS 08.04.09 MUSHROOM POWDER 08.04.09 MUSHROOMS,DRIED 08.04.09 OTHER ASIAN STYLE NOODLES 08.04.09 OTHER PASTA 08.04.09 AMERICAN GINSENG 08.04.09 CHINESE GINSENG (PANAX GINSENG) 08.04.09 DRIED GARLIC 08.04.09 ONION POWDER 08.04.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 08.04.09 GARLIC POWDER 08.04.09 GARLIC MINCED 08.04.09 CELERY CROSS CUT 08.04.09 GARLIC GRANULATED 08.04.09 GARLIC 08.04.09 NOODLES 08.04.09 RICE STICKS 08.04.09 ONION POWDER
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08.04.09 DRIED KIBBLED GINGER 08.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 08.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 08.04.09 FROZEN SQUID PINEAPPLE CUT 08.04.09 ONION FLOWERS 08.04.09 FRESH PEAS 08.04.09 INSTANT AND RAMEN NOODLES 08.04.09 PRESERVED OLIVES 08.04.09 TOASTED MELON SEEDS (SALTED) 08.04.09 BORAGE OIL 22 GLA - PAY GST 08.04.09 SAFFLOWER OIL COLD PRESSED - PAY GST 08.04.09 FLAXSEED OIL ORGANIC - GSTE=FOOD 08.04.09 ROCK SUGAR 08.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED,SLICED 08.04.09 DRIED WHITE FUNGUS(TREMELLA FUCIFORMIS) 08.04.09 RICE VERMICELLI 08.04.09 TAPIOCA PEARL 08.04.09 SQUID RINGS 08.04.09 GREEN TEA BAGS 08.04.09 FRESH GARLIC 08.04.09 DRIED FUNGUS 09.04.09 SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING FILLETS FROZEN 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S7008 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S7007 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S7009 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0546 09.04.09 WIP IMPORTED CAULI FLORET 25MM 09.04.09 FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLE - FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLE SAMPLES 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0406 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0410 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0545 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0879 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0865 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0631 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0638 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0402 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0767 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0412 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0398 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0400 09.04.09 RICE SAMPLE ANALYSIS S0765 09.04.09 PUMPKINSEED 09.04.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 09.04.09 CYMBIDIUM 09.04.09 DIPSACUS ASPER (ROOT) 09.04.09 DOLICHOS LABLAB (BEAN) 09.04.09 CUSCUTA CHINENSIS (SEED) 09.04.09 DRYNARIA BARONII (ROOT) 09.04.09 MEDICATA FERMENTATA (HERB) 09.04.09 EUPATORIUM FORTUNEI (HERB) 09.04.09 GLYOYRRHIZA URALENSIS (LIQUORICE ROOT) 09.04.09 HORDEUM VULGARE (MALTED SPROUTS)
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09.04.09 JUNCUS EFFUSUS (INFLORESCENCE) 09.04.09 LINDERA STYRICHNIFOLIA (ROOT) 09.04.09 LLEX PUBESCENS (ROOT) 09.04.09 LONICERA CONFUSE (HERB) 09.04.09 MAGNOLIA OFFICINALIS (BARK) 09.04.09 EUONYMUS ALATUS (HERB) 09.04.09 CURCULIGO ORCHIOIDES (RHIZOME) 09.04.09 ARTEMISIA ANNUA (HERB) 09.04.09 CITRUS SPP (FRUIT) 09.04.09 ACANTHOPANAX GRACILISTYLUS (ROOT-BARK) 09.04.09 ACHYRANTHES ASPERA (ROOT) 09.04.09 ADENOPHORA SPP (ROOT) 09.04.09 ALBIZIA JULIBRISSIN (FLOWERS) 09.04.09 ALISMA ORIENTALE (ROOT) 09.04.09 ALLIUM MACROSTEMON (BULB) 09.04.09 COIX LACRYMA JOBI (PEARL BARLEY) 09.04.09 AMOMUM VILLOSUM (FRUIT) 09.04.09 ARNEBIA EUCHROMA (ROOT) 09.04.09 ASPARAGUS COCHINCHINENSIS (ROOT) 09.04.09 ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS (ROOT) 09.04.09 ATRACTYLODES CHINENSIS (RHIZOME) 09.04.09 BUPLEURUM CHINENSE (ROOT) 09.04.09 CENTELLA ASIATICA (HERB) 09.04.09 ANGELICA SINENSIS (ROOT) 09.04.09 MENTHA HAPLOCALYX (MINT) 09.04.09 NOTOPTERYGIUM FORBESII (ROOT) 09.04.09 PAEONIA LACTIFLORA (ROOT) 09.04.09 ZIZIPHUS SPINOSA (FRUIT) 09.04.09 ZEA MAYS (STYLE SILK) 09.04.09 TAXILLUS CHINENSIS (HERB) 09.04.09 TARAXACUM MONGOLIUM (HERB) 09.04.09 SOPHORA FLAVESCENS (ROOT) 09.04.09 SCUTELLARIA BAICALENSIS (ROOT) 09.04.09 SARCANDRA GLABRA (HERB) 09.04.09 SCROPHULARIA NINGPOENSIS (ROOT) 09.04.09 PRINSEPIA UNIFLORIA (FRUIT) 09.04.09 PAEONIA SUFFRUTICOSA (ROOT) 09.04.09 PAEONIA VEITCHII (ROOT) 09.04.09 PSEUDOSTELLARIA HETEROPHYLLA (ROOT) 09.04.09 PANAX GINSENG (GINSENG ROOT) 09.04.09 PHYLLOSTACHYS NIGRA (RHIZOME) 09.04.09 PLATYCODON GRANDIFLORUS (ROOT) 09.04.09 PERILLA FRUTESCENS (STEM) 09.04.09 MORUS ALBA (STEM) 09.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 09.04.09 FROZEN VEGETARIAN DUMPLINGS 09.04.09 FROZEN RICE BALLS 09.04.09 FROZEN BUNS 09.04.09 BAMBOO OF A KIND PRIMARILY USED FOR PLAITING 09.04.09 GOUJON WHITING CR 09.04.09 COFFEE POWDER 09.04.09 TEA POWDER
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09.04.09 SAMPLE OF TEA 09.04.09 RUSHLEEKS 09.04.09 GOUJON WHITNG CR 09.04.09 SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING GOUJON TEMPURA 09.04.09 CAKE 09.04.09 LOTUSROOT 09.04.09 WATERCHESTNUT 09.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOT 09.04.09 FROZENPASTRIES 09.04.09 BEANS 09.04.09 FROZEN SQUID 09.04.09 FROZEN WHOLE FISH 09.04.09 GARLIC 09.04.09 GARLIC 09.04.09 GARLIC POWDER & MINCED GRANULES 09.04.09 DICED ONION 09.04.09 DRIED RED BELL PEPPERS 09.04.09 GOUJON WHITNG CR 09.04.09 CHILLY POWDER, 09.04.09 FROZEN HEADLESS ROASTED EEL, SANITARY CERTIFICATE PROVIDED NOT LISTED IN AQIS INFORMATION. 09.04.09 PUMPKINSEED OIL 09.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED SHRIMP 09.04.09 ROYAL JELLY POWDER FROZEN PREC:09074700 | 0410.00.00 09.04.09 RED BELL PEPPER GRANULES 09.04.09 RED BELL PEPPER - GENUS CAPSICUM 09.04.09 RED BELL PEPPER - 9MM 09.04.09 WHITE ONION MINCED 09.04.09 GARLIC POWDER 09.04.09 GARLIC GRANULES 09.04.09 FROZEN SQUID 09.04.09 WHITE SUGAR 09.04.09 OTH PRES VEG - BEANS NOT FROZE 09.04.09 PEANUT BUTTER 09.04.09 WHEAT OR MESLIN FLOUR 09.04.09 MALING WINTER BAMBOO SHOOTS 09.04.09 PEARL OF ORIENT PRESERVED BLACK BEANS 09.04.09 PEARL OF ORIENT FIVE SPICE POWDER 09.04.09 SSF TAI SHAN NOODLES 09.04.09 MALING PICKLED CABBAGE 09.04.09 HAPPY LUNGKOW BEAN CURD 09.04.09 BEES QUEEN MALTOSE 09.04.09 RED LANTEN SALTED MUSTARD 09.04.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS 09.04.09 OTHER BLACK TEA (FERMENTED) & OTHER TEA 10.04.09 BREADER 13.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0642 13.04.09 RICE SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS S0704 13.04.09 DRIED FIVE SPICE POWDER 13.04.09 DRIED SEASONING GINGER POWDER 13.04.09 DRIED WOODEAR MUSHROOM(AIURICULARIA AURICULA) 13.04.09 DRIED SILVER EAR MUSHROOM (TREMELLA FUCIFORMIS)
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13.04.09 DRIED SHITAKE MUSHROOM (LENTINUS) 13.04.09 SALTED JELLY FISH 13.04.09 LIVE TISSUE CULTURE PLANT 14.04.09 PHYLLOSTACHYS NIGRA DRIED RHIZOME 14.04.09 FIVE SPICE POWDER 14.04.09 LARGE FISH MAW 14.04.09 NAM HANG SEED(APRICOT KERNAL) 14.04.09 PAK HANG SEED (APRICOT SEED) 14.04.09 RICE PAPER 14.04.09 SALTED BLACK BEAN 14.04.09 STAR ANISE 14.04.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM FLOWER 14.04.09 AMOMOM COMPACTUM (CURRY) 14.04.09 DRIED WHITE COLE (CABBAGE) 14.04.09 DRIED SHRIMP SKIN 14.04.09 WUYI DIET TEA 14.04.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 14.04.09 LIVE FRESHWATER ORNAMENTAL FISH 14.04.09 TOMATO PASTE CB 36/38 14.04.09 LIVE FISH 14.04.09 PLANT CULTURE 14.04.09 LICORICE ROOT 14.04.09 WHITE WILLOW BARK 14.04.09 CKD VANNPD T/ON 31/40 10X1KG 14.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED SHRIMP 14.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED SHRIMP 14.04.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 14.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 14.04.09 DEHYDRATED CARROT GRANULES 14.04.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID 14.04.09 FRIED CONGER PIKE MAW 14.04.09 SALTED BLACK BEAN 14.04.09 FIVE SPICE POWDER 14.04.09 PICKLED LEEKS 14.04.09 DRIED SQUID 14.04.09 DRIED LILY BULB 14.04.09 WATER CHESTNUT STARCH 14.04.09 DRIED DATES 14.04.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS 14.04.09 DRIED ANISEED 14.04.09 DEHYDRATED COLE 14.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOM (LENTINUS SPP) 14.04.09 WHEAT STARCH 14.04.09 RICE VERMICELLI 14.04.09 DRIED APPLERING 14.04.09 DRIED PEAR SKIN ON CORE AND SEEDS REMOVED 14.04.09 DRIED APPLE PIECES 14.04.09 INSTANT NOODLES 14.04.09 PRESERVED TURNIP. 14.04.09 DRIED FUNGUS 14.04.09 BISCUITS 14.04.09 AGAR AGAR
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14.04.09 FLOUR MIXED. 14.04.09 DRIED LILY FLOWERS 14.04.09 FOOD PREPERATION 14.04.09 EXTRACT, CHEN PI 14.04.09 EXTRACT, HORSETAIL 14.04.09 EXTRACT, MILK THISTLE 14.04.09 CASTLE RICE MEALS ASSORTED 14.04.09 EXTRACT, PLANTAGO 14.04.09 EXTRACT, EPIMEDIUM 14.04.09 EXTRACT, KUDZU 14.04.09 EXTRACT, STEVIA 14.04.09 EXTRACT, SKULLCAP 14.04.09 EXTRACT, POMEGRANATE 14.04.09 EXTRACT, SIBERIAN GINSENG 14.04.09 FROZEN DUMPLINGS. 14.04.09 FROZEN SPINACH. 14.04.09 FROZEN RICE CAKES. 14.04.09 FOOD PREPERATION 14.04.09 CORN STARCH 14.04.09 VERMICELLI 14.04.09 FRESH ASPARAGUS 14.04.09 MIXED VEGETABLES - FROZEN 14.04.09 GRANULATED PEANUTS 14.04.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 25/29 14.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 14.04.09 OTHER VEGETABLES, DRIED 14.04.09 CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 14.04.09 TEA BLACK 14.04.09 GREEN TEA 14.04.09 OTHER TEA 14.04.09 PET TREATS ANIMAL BASED 14.04.09 PET TREATS ANIMAL BASED 14.04.09 BABY MUM MUM RICE RUSKS 14.04.09 PINENUT KERNELS 14.04.09 GREEN TEA . 3KG PACK 14.04.09 SPIRULINA POWDER 14.04.09 OLIVE LEAF OIL PRESERVED 14.04.09 BEANPASTE 15.04.09 RICE SAMPLE 15.04.09 RICE SAMPLE 15.04.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 15.04.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH - FRESHWATER 15.04.09 PLANTS 15.04.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 15.04.09 BABY MUM MUM RICE RUSKS 15.04.09 ENG BF ALIA 15.04.09 PURE CAMOMILE ALIA 15.04.09 PURE PEP ALIA 15.04.09 SHARKFIN 15.04.09 FISH 15.04.09 KAVA KAVA EXTRACT (PIPER METHYSTICUM) 15.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS & SUGAR SNAP PAES
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15.04.09 BREADED SQUID 15.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED 15.04.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 25/29 15.04.09 SQUID 15.04.09 LADY GRY ALIA 15.04.09 LAPSANG ALIA 15.04.09 CEYLON OPEK ALIA 15.04.09 PO WALES ALIA RED 15.04.09 RUSSIAN CARAVAN ALIA 15.04.09 GREEN TEA 15.04.09 TRAD AFTNOON ALIA 15.04.09 SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING GOUJON TEMPURA 15.04.09 ENG BF ALIA 15.04.09 WIP BL SQ RINGS R/T 1X5KG 15.04.09 TOMATO PASTE CB 36/38 15.04.09 SQUID TUBE ARR U5 TS 2X5KG 15.04.09 I&J TEMPURA STICKS 1X3.2KG 15.04.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 15.04.09 I&J CRMB HAKE S/LS FIL 30X120G 15.04.09 I&J SQUID RINGS CRUMB 5X1KG 15.04.09 TEA 15.04.09 MARINATED MUSHROOMS 15.04.09 GREEN TEA NOT FERMENTED 15.04.09 BLACK TEA 15.04.09 GINGER DICES IN BRINE 15.04.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOMS 15.04.09 GREEN TEA 15.04.09 JASMINE TEA 15.04.09 OOLONG TEA 15.04.09 INSTANT NOODLE 15.04.09 RIBALDO DRESSED 15.04.09 CANNED WATER CHESTNUTS 15.04.09 KELP SLICES, KNOTS AND STRIPS 15.04.09 MIXED BERRY STRINGS - SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 15.04.09 STRINGS, RASPBERRY SOUR - SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 15.04.09 MIXED BERRY STRINGS - SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 15.04.09 STRINGS, RASPBERRY SOUR - SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 15.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 15.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 15.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 15.04.09 TEA 15.04.09 NOODLES 15.04.09 DRIEDANISEED 15.04.09 FROZEN COOKED HEAD-ON WHITE SHRIMP 15.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 15.04.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS & MEAT WILD CAUGHT 15.04.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 15.04.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 15.04.09 WATER CHESTNUTS 15.04.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 15.04.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 15.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOTS
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15.04.09 CHEWING GUM 15.04.09 PORK AND BAMBOO SHOOTS 15.04.09 CANNED PORK SLICE MIXTURE 15.04.09 STEWED PORK 15.04.09 CANNED PORK LEG WITH MUSHROOMS 15.04.09 BRAISED BAMBOO SHOOTS 15.04.09 BLACK BEANS 15.04.09 STEWED PORK CHOPS 15.04.09 PICKLED TURNIP 15.04.09 PORK LUNCHEON MEAT 15.04.09 SPICED PORK CUBES 15.04.09 STEWED PORK SLICED 15.04.09 FRESH LENTINUS EDODES MUSHROOM 16.04.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 16.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 16.04.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 16.04.09 BEANS - GREEN FROZEN 16.04.09 CORN - FROZEN BABY CORN 16.04.09 CAPSICUM - FROZEN GREEN STRIPS 16.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 16.04.09 CAPS GRN 10MM IMP 1X15KG 16.04.09 FROZEN SALTED MACKEREL 16.04.09 FROZEN MACKEREL FILLETS 16.04.09 SLICED SQUID 16.04.09 SLICED BOILED OCTOPUS 16.04.09 INCENSE STICKS 16.04.09 PEELED PRAWNS 16.04.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS(LENTINUS) 16.04.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 16.04.09 ALFALFA TRASS POWDER EXTRACT 16.04.09 GREEN TEA POWDER EXTRACT 16.04.09 GROUND COIX LACRYMA (JOB S TEARS BARLEY) 16.04.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 16.04.09 FRESH ONION FLOWER 16.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 16.04.09 BELL PEPPER, DRIED 16.04.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373 16.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS HULLED 16.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 16.04.09 TEA BAGS 16.04.09 MIXES AND DOUGHS 16.04.09 CANNED SMOKED OYSTERS IN OIL 16.04.09 CANNED SMOKED MUSSELS IN OIL 16.04.09 CANNED BABY CLAMS IN BRINE 16.04.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH 16.04.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 16.04.09 PAR-BOILED OCTOPUS 16.04.09 FROZEN RED CRAB MEAT 16.04.09 HIGHLY PROCESSED RHODIOLA ROSEA 16.04.09 HIGHLY PROCESSED GREEN TEA POWDER 16.04.09 TOMATOPASTE 16.04.09 OLIVES EXCL PITTED
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16.04.09 OTHER VEGETABLES / MIXTURES 16.04.09 INSTANT AND RAMEN NOODLES 16.04.09 CANDY 16.04.09 NOODLES 16.04.09 SWEET POTATO CHIPS 16.04.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLE 16.04.09 MALTOSE 16.04.09 CANNED COOKED CHESTNUT 16.04.09 CANNED BOILED LOTUS SEED 16.04.09 CANNED BOILED LOTUS ROOT 16.04.09 BISCUITS/CRACKER 16.04.09 CONFECTIONERY/HAW FLAKE 16.04.09 RICE CAKE 16.04.09 OTHER ASIAN STYLE NOODLES 16.04.09 OTHER PASTA 16.04.09 PEARL BARLEY 16.04.09 DRIED FOX NUTS 16.04.09 WASABI GREEN PEAS 16.04.09 GROUNDNUTS 16.04.09 PEAS COATED 16.04.09 RICE CRACKERS 16.04.09 CANNED MUSHROOMS 16.04.09 DRIED GARLIC 16.04.09 ONION POWDER 16.04.09 FROZEN BLUE EYE COD FILLETS & RED GURNARD FILLETS 16.04.09 PROPOLIS EXTRACT POWDER 16.04.09 SMOOTH DORY FLT .1KG 16.04.09 SBW FILLETS .1KG 16.04.09 FROZEN ROASTED EEL 16.04.09 RICE DUMPLING WITH PORK 16.04.09 DRY PLAIN NOODLES 16.04.09 VEGETABLE SEED- 16.04.09 GARLIC FLAKES - DRIED 16.04.09 GARLIC GRANULES - DRIED 16.04.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL 16.04.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 16.04.09 FD CORN 16.04.09 DRIED APPLE 16.04.09 PEACHES IN SYRUP OR NATURAL JUICE 16.04.09 PEARS IN NATURAL JUICE OR SYRUP 16.04.09 FRUIT MIXTURES IN NATURAL JUICE 16.04.09 FROZEN TARO 16.04.09 DRIED PERSIMMON. 16.04.09 CHINESE HERBS EXCEEDING 1KG 16.04.09 CHINESE HERBS NOT EXCEEDING 1K 16.04.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 16.04.09 STIR FRIES 16.04.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 16.04.09 WATER CHESTNUTS 17.04.09 ORYZA SPP S0535 17.04.09 ORYZA SPP S0462 17.04.09 ORYZA SPP S0461
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17.04.09 HORSERADISH EXTRACT 17.04.09 SWEET POTATO STARCH 17.04.09 PRESERVED DIRED CHINESE DATA 17.04.09 NOODLE 17.04.09 VERMICELLI 17.04.09 WOW SELECT CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT CAULI FLORETS 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 17.04.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 17.04.09 FROZEN CHOPPED SPINACH 17.04.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT CAULI FLORETS 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 17.04.09 BREAD MAKER KETTLE/VACUUM CLEANER G 17.04.09 DRIED ONION PIECES 17.04.09 229264 - WOW SELECT BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 17.04.09 229262 - WOW SELECT BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 17.04.09 229261 - WOW SELECT CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT CAULI FLORETS 500G 17.04.09 WOW SELECT CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 17.04.09 229263 - WOW SELECT CAULI FLORETS 500G 17.04.09 VERMICELLI 17.04.09 CANDY 17.04.09 DIRED LAVER 17.04.09 SWEET BISCUITS 17.04.09 GOJI BERRIES - GOJI BERRIES 17.04.09 DRIED APPLES - DRIED APPLES 17.04.09 PUMPKIN KERNEL 17.04.09 GROUNDNUT KERNELS 17.04.09 TEA 17.04.09 SCALLOPS DRIED 17.04.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 17.04.09 COOKIES 17.04.09 CABBAGE 17.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOT 17.04.09 CAKE 17.04.09 PRAWNCRACKER 17.04.09 18 PKGS BEDROOM FURNITURE AND SOFA 17.04.09 BUCKWHEAT 17.04.09 SEASONED SEAWEED 17.04.09 EXTRACT, SOY ISOFLAVONES 17.04.09 EXTRACT, BUPLEURUM 17.04.09 EXTRACT, ECHNACEA PURPUREA 17.04.09 EXTRACT, MILK THISTLE 17.04.09 EXTRACT, WHITE WILLOW BARK 17.04.09 GREEN TEA EXTRACT 17.04.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 17.04.09 CANNEDMUSHROOMS
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17.04.09 TOMATOPASTE 17.04.09 DUCK DOWN AND FEATHERS 17.04.09 SEASONED (DRIED ) CUTTLE FISH 17.04.09 ANGLER FISH 17.04.09 OTHER FRUIT PREPERATIONS 17.04.09 POTATO STARCH 17.04.09 PASTA OF HEADING 1902, NESOI 17.04.09 MUSHROOMS NOT OF THE GENUS AGARICUS 17.04.09 PRESEREVED CORN - PRESEREVED CORN 17.04.09 MUSHROOMS NOT OF THE GENUS AGARICUS 17.04.09 FRUITS IN CAN - FRUITS IN CAN 17.04.09 CUMMIN POWDER - CUMMIN POWDER 17.04.09 CUBE SUGAR - CUBE SUGAR 17.04.09 VINEGAR - VINEGAR 17.04.09 PRESERVED BAMBO 17.04.09 PRESERVED CHILLI - PRESERVED CHILLI 17.04.09 SUGAR - SUGAR 17.04.09 PRESERVED SNAKE BEAN - PRESERVED SNAKE BEAN 17.04.09 BLACK BEAN OIL - BLACK BEAN OIL 17.04.09 PRESERVED MUSTARD - PRESERVED MUSTARD 17.04.09 VEGETABLE OIL - VEGETABLE OIL 17.04.09 MAIZE (CORN) STARCH 17.04.09 BAMBOO CANE 19.04.09 FROZEN COOKED PEELED SHRIMP 19.04.09 GREEN TEA 19.04.09 OTHER FROZEN VEGETABLES 19.04.09 MIXED VEGETABLES (FROZEN) 19.04.09 ASPARAGUS FRESH 20.04.09 ORYZA SPP S0464 20.04.09 ORYZA SPP S0465 20.04.09 CYMBIDIUM 20.04.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 20.04.09 LIVE PLANT NURSERY STOCK 20.04.09 LIVE TROPICAL FISH 20.04.09 WHEATGLUTEN 20.04.09 GIANT KNOTWEED 20.04.09 FROZEN RAW WHITE PRAWN MEAT -PEELED & DEVEINED 20.04.09 OTHER LIVE PLANTS (INCLUDING THEIR ROOTS), CUTTINGS AND SLIPS; MUSHROOM SPAWN EX 20.04.09 DATES 20.04.09 CABBAGE 20.04.09 ANISEED 20.04.09 FISH 20.04.09 MUSHROOMS 20.04.09 NOODLE 20.04.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 20.04.09 AD GARLIC FLAKES 20.04.09 BUCKWHEAT 20.04.09 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 20.04.09 ROS 10" HEAT PRESS FLOUR TORT 20.04.09 PEARLED BARLEY 20.04.09 MUSHROOM AURICULARIA DRIED
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20.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED,SLICED 20.04.09 DRIED CODONOPSIS PILOSULA(MEDICINAL) 20.04.09 DRIED DATES(ZIZIPHUS JUJUBA MILL) 20.04.09 DRIED GINGER SLICES 20.04.09 DRIED ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS SLICES(MEDICINAL) 20.04.09 DRIED ALMOND KERNEL 20.04.09 RICE NOODLES 20.04.09 PRESERVED SALTED CABBAGE 20.04.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 20.04.09 DRIED GRANULATED, CHOPPED OR MINCED ONIONS 20.04.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS 20.04.09 FROZEN ASIAN STYLE MARINATED SHRIMP 20.04.09 DRIED APPLES 20.04.09 CANDY 20.04.09 PROPOLIS 20.04.09 OTHER PASTA 20.04.09 MUSHROOMJS NOT OF THE GENUS AGARICUS 20.04.09 OTHER FUNGI,NSA 20.04.09 CAPSICUM - FROZEN GREEN STRIPS 20.04.09 FRESH GARLIC 20.04.09 RICE DUMPLINGS. 20.04.09 DRIED SQUID 20.04.09 SPIRULINE POWDER FOOD GATE 20.04.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 20.04.09 FROZEN SHRIMP HARGOW/SHAOMAI/DIMSUM 20.04.09 SUNDRIED TOMATO STRIPS 20.04.09 WIP IMPORTED CAULI FLORET 25MM 20.04.09 PEPPER - POWDER 20.04.09 KIMCHI - SALT PRESERVED, VEGETABLES 20.04.09 WIP IMPORTED CAULI FLORET 25MM 20.04.09 FROZEN WHITING FILLETS 21.04.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 21.04.09 PLANT EXTRACTS IN POWDER FORM 21.04.09 PUMPKIN SEEDS 21.04.09 SOYA BEANS, WHETHER OR NOT BROKEN 21.04.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH - FRESHWATER 21.04.09 RAWHIDE DOG CHEWS 21.04.09 44369 SUG BEETPULP PELLET 21.04.09 LENTINULA EDODES - FRESH MUSHROOM 21.04.09 PLEUROTUS ERYNGII - FRESH MUSHROOM 21.04.09 FLAMMULINA VELUTIPES - FRESH MUSHROOM 21.04.09 BLACK PEPPERCORN 21.04.09 FROZEN ASIAN STYLE MARINATED SHRIMP 21.04.09 SQUID 21.04.09 WASHED & TREATED DOONA FEATHERS 21.04.09 PROPOLIS POWDERED EXTRACT 21.04.09 RICE STICKS 21.04.09 PRESERVED PLUMS 21.04.09 PRES VEGETABLES 21.04.09 DRIED FUNGUS 21.04.09 DATES 21.04.09 DRIED VEGETABLES
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21.04.09 SWEET POTATO VERMICELLI 21.04.09 OLIVES PRESERVED IN SALT & SUGAR 21.04.09 RICE CRACKERS 21.04.09 PRESERVED VEGES (MUSTARD,SOYBEAN,VEGE OIL,LILY FLOWER,SALT) COOKED, IN GLASS JAR 21.04.09 POWDERED DRINKING PREPARATION 21.04.09 PLUMS, COOKED & PRESERVED IN SALT & SUGAR 21.04.09 LOLLY (CANDY) 21.04.09 SWEET POTATO IN POWDER 21.04.09 VERMICELLI 21.04.09 RICE VERMICELLI 21.04.09 SWEET CAKES 21.04.09 HONEY DATES 21.04.09 BISCUITS (PLAIN) 21.04.09 COOKED (& DRIED) ANCHOVIES 21.04.09 DRIED SEAWEEDS 21.04.09 DRIED SQUID 21.04.09 OTHER BLACK TEA, PACKAGING GREATER THAN 3KGS 21.04.09 FROZEN TILAPIA FILLETS 21.04.09 DRIED NOODLE 21.04.09 BROWN SUGAR 21.04.09 CANE SUGAR 21.04.09 RICE VERMICELLI 21.04.09 DRIED JELLYFISH 21.04.09 OTHER, INCLUDING MIXTURES OTHER THAN THOSE OF 2008.19.00 EXCL PALM HEARTS,MIXTUR 21.04.09 DRIED HO FAN 21.04.09 FROZEN ASIAN STYLE MARINATED SHRIMP 21.04.09 FROZEN SQUID DRESSED 21.04.09 ROASTED PEANUTS 21.04.09 FROZEN SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING FILLETS 21.04.09 SHELLED WALNUTS 21.04.09 MIXED VEGETABLES (FROZEN) 21.04.09 OTHER FROZEN VEGETABLES 21.04.09 FROZEN WHITEBAIT 21.04.09 FROZEN BROAD BEAN KERNELS 21.04.09 WHEAT STARCH 21.04.09 MANIOC STARCH 21.04.09 ORGANIC SOY BEANS 21.04.09 GELATIN 21.04.09 OTHER PASTA / NOODLES 21.04.09 APPLE JUICE 70 BRIX 21.04.09 RED PEPPER CORN 21.04.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLE 21.04.09 ANISEED POWDER 21.04.09 CARDAMOM 21.04.09 CINNAMON STICK (CASSIA BARK) 21.04.09 DRIED CHILLI 21.04.09 DRIED SUSHI SEAWEED 21.04.09 LIVE TISSUE CULTURE PLANT 22.04.09 RICE SAMPLE 22.04.09 RICE SAMPLE
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22.04.09 RICE SAPLE 22.04.09 DRIED PEEL 22.04.09 DRIED ASSY VEGETABLE 22.04.09 PICKLED LEEKS 22.04.09 SALTED BLACK BEAN 22.04.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 22.04.09 BISCUITS 22.04.09 ROCK SUGAR 22.04.09 SESAME OIL 22.04.09 PRESERVED VEGTABLES 22.04.09 FRIED DACE 22.04.09 FUNGUS 22.04.09 LUMP SUGAR 22.04.09 DRIED ANISEED 22.04.09 DRIED DATES 22.04.09 CANDY 22.04.09 DRIED PEPPER 22.04.09 CHOPPED SPINACH 250G (FROZEN) 22.04.09 DRIED, ROASTED & PEELED SHRIMPS 22.04.09 LICORICE ROOTS 22.04.09 OTHER CHINESE HERBS 22.04.09 SEAWEED 22.04.09 DRIED, PREPARED SCALLOP 22.04.09 FROZEN SILVER FISH 22.04.09 BERRY MIX WITH SULTANA - BERRY MIX WITH SULTANAS 22.04.09 DRIED STRAWBERRIES - DRIED STRAWBERRIES 22.04.09 DRIED APPLES - DRIED APPLES 22.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 22.04.09 BEANS (VIGNA SPP., PHASEOLUS SPP.) EXCL BEANS OF THE SPECIES VIGNA MUNGO,SMALL R 22.04.09 CHOPPED SPINACH 250G (FROZEN) 22.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED 22.04.09 CANNED MUSHROOMS 22.04.09 TOY'S X MAS GLITTER STICKS WREATH R 22.04.09 OTHER THICKENERS 22.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 22.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 22.04.09 RICE VERMICELLI 22.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 22.04.09 DRIED GARLIC 22.04.09 3040331 BAMBOO STAKES 22.04.09 BAMBOO 22.04.09 DRIED GARLIC 22.04.09 CORIANDER SEED 22.04.09 CUMIN POWDER 22.04.09 DRIED CINNAMON 22.04.09 DRIED DATES 22.04.09 RICE 22.04.09 PEARL BARLEY 22.04.09 HYLOCERUS 22.04.09 GINSENG 22.04.09 GALANGA
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22.04.09 FUNGUS 22.04.09 FRIED FISH 22.04.09 FLOUR 22.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED 22.04.09 DRIED NOODLES 22.04.09 DRIED FRUCTUS FRUIT 22.04.09 CORN STARCH POWDER 22.04.09 CHIILI OIL 22.04.09 ASSORTED BISCUITS 22.04.09 CABBAGE 22.04.09 PASTE 22.04.09 PRESERVEDVEGETABLES 22.04.09 FLAVOURED NOODLES 22.04.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 22.04.09 MACTOSE 22.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOM IN BAGS 22.04.09 PRESERVEDVEGETABLES 22.04.09 NOODLES 22.04.09 CANNEDMUSHROOMS 22.04.09 NATURAL BEES HONEY 22.04.09 3040333 BAMBOO STAKES 22.04.09 3040331 BAMBOO STAKES 22.04.09 FROZEN GREEN BEANS 22.04.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 22.04.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL 22.04.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 22.04.09 FRESH ONION FLOWER 22.04.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 22.04.09 FROZEN CARROTS 22.04.09 FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES 22.04.09 JW MUSSELS SMOKED OIL 24X85G 22.04.09 JW TMPT SARDINE O/OIL 12X95G 22.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED WHITE SHRIMP 22.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 22.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 22.04.09 WULONG TEA (OOLONG TEA) 22.04.09 GLUCOSE/DEXTROS ANHYDROUS 22.04.09 SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE 22.04.09 DRIED SHITAKE MUSHROOMS (LENTINUS EDODES) 22.04.09 DRIED WHITE FUNGUS (TREMELLA SPP) 22.04.09 FRIED GARLIC 22.04.09 ASIAN NOODLES (VARIOUS) 23.04.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 23.04.09 MIXED VEGETABLES 23.04.09 SCHISANDRA EXTRACT 23.04.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 23.04.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 23.04.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 23.04.09 SAMPLE OF TEA 23.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 23.04.09 BLACK FUNGUS 23.04.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS
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23.04.09 SNOW PEAS 23.04.09 FROZEN SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING FILLETS < 1KG 23.04.09 TISSUE CULTURES 23.04.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 23.04.09 FROZEN EEL FILLET 23.04.09 FROZEN FISH FILLET 23.04.09 FROZEN OCTOBUS FILLET 23.04.09 FROZEN SQUID CUTLETS 23.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 23.04.09 CHOPPED SPINACH 250G (FROZEN) 23.04.09 CORIANDER SEEDS 23.04.09 PRUNELLA HISPIDA DRIED 23.04.09 ROOT 23.04.09 SAGO 23.04.09 SEEDS 23.04.09 PRESERVED PLUMS 23.04.09 DRIED FIGS 23.04.09 SESAME SEED HULLED 23.04.09 SPICES 23.04.09 SZECHUAN PEPPER 23.04.09 TOASTED SQUID SLICE 23.04.09 SEEDS OF CUMIN 23.04.09 BLANCHED ALMONDS 23.04.09 PEARLED BARLEY 23.04.09 PANAX GINSENG 23.04.09 DRIED GINGER 23.04.09 DRIED JELLY FUNGI 23.04.09 DRIED LILLY BULBS 23.04.09 DRIED LOGANBERRIES 23.04.09 PRESERVED DATES 23.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 23.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 23.04.09 DRIED FRUIT 23.04.09 DRIED SHRIMP 23.04.09 MILLET 23.04.09 GROUND-NUTS 23.04.09 GINGER 23.04.09 EURYALE FEROX SEED 23.04.09 DRIED ROOT 23.04.09 CANDY 23.04.09 BUCKWHEAT HEAT PACKS 23.04.09 RICE SEMI OR WHOLLY MILLED 23.04.09 INSTANT COFFEE 23.04.09 CRUMBED SQUID RINGS 23.04.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 23.04.09 FROZ SOY BEAN IN BRINE 23.04.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 23.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 23.04.09 CANNED WATER CHESTNUTS 23.04.09 BROWN SUGAR 23.04.09 TEA BAG 23.04.09 TAPIOCA PEARL
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23.04.09 STICKY RICE DUMPLING 23.04.09 POTATO STARCH 23.04.09 HEALTHY TEA 23.04.09 FRUIT JUICE 23.04.09 DRIED NOODLES 23.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 23.04.09 RED RICE FERMENTED POWDER 23.04.09 TEA - GREEN 23.04.09 ASPARAGUS FRESH OR CHILLED - ASPARAGUS OFFICINALLIS 23.04.09 DE-IONIZED APPLE JUICE CONCENTRATE 23.04.09 CANDY 23.04.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 24.04.09 PRESERVED RADISH 24.04.09 RICE STICK 24.04.09 SALTED JELLYFISH 24.04.09 HAC BROWN SUGAR SLICE 24.04.09 CHANG XING BRAND SOY SOAKED TURNIP 24.04.09 DRIED APPLE 24.04.09 CYMBIDIUM 24.04.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 24.04.09 NON-DAIRY CREAMER 24.04.09 FROZEN TILAPIA FILLETS 24.04.09 IQF RED CAPSICUM 24.04.09 IQF STRAWBERRIES 24.04.09 GARLIC PUREE 24.04.09 IQF.ONION DICE 24.04.09 DRIED LILY BULB 24.04.09 COCONUT EGG ROLLS 24.04.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 24.04.09 COOKING OIL 24.04.09 DRIED MELON (SAMPLE) 24.04.09 GARLIC 24.04.09 CARROT POWDER (DAUCUS CAROTA) 24.04.09 LEEKFLAKES 24.04.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS 24.04.09 EXTRACTS 24.04.09 POTATO STARCH 24.04.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH 550G 24.04.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCHY 550G 24.04.09 HOMEBRAND SPINACH CHOPPED 250G 24.04.09 FROZEN UNBLANCHED WHOLE PEELED GARLIC SEGMENTS 24.04.09 DUCK AND GOOSE DOWN 24.04.09 FISH HOKI MINCE GRADE 1 24.04.09 KIBBLED GINGER 24.04.09 GARLIC FLAKE 25.04.09 BAMBOO FLOOROING SAMPLE 26.04.09 RICE SAMPLE 26.04.09 S0675 RICE SAMPLE 26.04.09 RICE SAMPLE 26.04.09 RICE SAMPLE 26.04.09 RICE SAMPLE 26.04.09 ASPARAGUS IP09006839
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26.04.09 WALNUT CAKE 26.04.09 CARD-ORVM CAKE 26.04.09 COCONUT COOKIES 26.04.09 GREEN BEAN CAKE 26.04.09 VEGETABLE EGG ROLL 26.04.09 GREEN TEA SHORT CAKE 26.04.09 PINEAPPLE SHORT CAKE 26.04.09 WIFE HUSBAND CAKE 26.04.09 ALMOND PASTRIES 26.04.09 ALMOND CAKE 26.04.09 BUTTER COOKIES 27.04.09 PHORMIUM SPP IP08016656 EXP 05/09/09 27.04.09 CORDYLINE SPP IP08016656 EXP 05/09/09 27.04.09 ARCTIUM LAPPA (ROOT) 27.04.09 PERILLA FRUTESCENS (LEAF) 27.04.09 PANAX GINSENG (GINSENG ROOT) 27.04.09 OPHIOPOGON JAPONICUS (ROOT) 27.04.09 NELUMBO NUCIFERA (LUTOS NUT) 27.04.09 MORUS ALBA (STEM) 27.04.09 LYCIUM CHINENSE (WOLFBERRY) 27.04.09 PEUCEDANUM DECURSIVUM (ROOT) 27.04.09 PINELLIA TERNATA (ROOT) 27.04.09 POLYGONATUM ODORATUM (RHIZOME) 27.04.09 REHMANNIA SPP (ROOT) 27.04.09 SCOLOPERDRA (DRIED CENTIPEDE) 27.04.09 STEMONA JAPONICA (ROOT) 27.04.09 TRICHOSANTHES KIRILOWII (MELON PEEL) 27.04.09 ZIZIPHUS SPINOSA (SEED) 27.04.09 ANGELICA SINENSIS (ROOT) 27.04.09 ALBIZIA JULIBRISSIN (BARK) 27.04.09 LONICERA CONFUSE (BUD) 27.04.09 LILIUM LANCIFOLIUM (LILY BULB) 27.04.09 PORIA COCOS (FLAKES) 27.04.09 GLYCYRRHIZA URALENSIS (LIQUORICE ROOTO 27.04.09 ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS (ROOT) 27.04.09 ATRACTYLODES MACROCEPHALA (RHIZOME) 27.04.09 LIGUSTICUM CHUANXIONG (RHIZOME) 27.04.09 CARTHAMUS TINCTORIUS (FLOWER) 27.04.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM (FLOWER TEA) 27.04.09 CITRUS SPP (PEEL) 27.04.09 CODONOPSIS TUBULOSA (ROOT) 27.04.09 COIX LACRYMA JOBI (PEARL BARLEY) 27.04.09 CORYDALIS TURTSCHANINOVII (RHIZOME) 27.04.09 BUPLEURUM CHINENSE (ROOT) 27.04.09 EURYALE FEROX (FOX NUT) 27.04.09 CYPERUS ROTUNDUS (RHIZOME) 27.04.09 GLEHNIA LITTORALIS (ROOT) 27.04.09 GANODERMA LUCIDUM (MUSHROOM) 27.04.09 GINGKO BILOBA (LEAF) 27.04.09 GENTIANA MACROPHYLLA (ROOT) 27.04.09 EPIMEDIUM BREVICORNUM (HERB) 27.04.09 DIOSCOREA SPP (CHINESE YAM ROOT)
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27.04.09 DIMOCARPUS LONGAN (FRUIT) 27.04.09 EUCOMMIA ULMOIDES (BARK) 27.04.09 OTHER FROZEN VEGETABLES 27.04.09 MIXED VEGETABLES (FROZEN) 27.04.09 BLACK TEA 27.04.09 ENG BF ALIA 27.04.09 LEMON SCENTED ALIA 27.04.09 LIVE PLANTS 27.04.09 SEAWEED KNOTS 27.04.09 WATERCHESTNUT POWDER 27.04.09 VERMICELLI 27.04.09 SESAME OIL 27.04.09 ROCK SUGAR 27.04.09 INSTANT SWEET POTATO SLICES (CHIPS) 27.04.09 PRESERVED CHILLI 27.04.09 BISCUITS 27.04.09 CANDY 27.04.09 DRIED ANCHOVY 27.04.09 PRESERVED PLUM 27.04.09 INSTANT COD FISH 27.04.09 NOODLES 27.04.09 PRESERVED BLACK SOYABEAN 27.04.09 GARLIC 27.04.09 LIVE PLANTS 27.04.09 GREEN + LEMON ALIA 27.04.09 GREEN TEA NOT FERMENTED 27.04.09 ENG BF ALIA 27.04.09 PURE PEP ALIA 27.04.09 RADISH 27.04.09 TEA 27.04.09 CRACKERS 27.04.09 PRUNES 27.04.09 SUGAR 27.04.09 MELONSEED 27.04.09 FISH 27.04.09 BEANS 27.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOT 27.04.09 BAMBOODRIED 27.04.09 DEHYDRATEDFRUIT 27.04.09 MUSHROOMS (EXCL. THOSE OF THE GENUS AGARICUS, WOOD EARS (AURICULARIA SPP.) AND 27.04.09 RAISINS 27.04.09 TEA 27.04.09 DATES 27.04.09 CHILLIOIL 27.04.09 PORK STEAK NOODLES 27.04.09 LOBSTER NOODLE 27.04.09 HUO GUO MIAN 27.04.09 HUO GUO FEN SI 27.04.09 ALMOND CAKE 27.04.09 DANDAN NOODLE 27.04.09 CHAO MI FEN
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27.04.09 BAO YU JIZHI MIAN 27.04.09 EGG NOODLES 27.04.09 FINE NOODLES 27.04.09 WU GU CU LIANG MIAN 27.04.09 YUN TUN MIAN 27.04.09 RICE NOODLES 27.04.09 TEMPURA PRAWN IJ 6X500G 27.04.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 27.04.09 I&J S&P SPIRAL CALA 3X1KG 27.04.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 27.04.09 FRESH SHALLOT 27.04.09 GARLIC 27.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNEL 27.04.09 FROZEN ASIAN STYLE MARINATED SHRIMP 27.04.09 BLACK TEA 27.04.09 STRAWBERRY JAM 27.04.09 ROSE SYRUP 27.04.09 PEPPERMINT SYRUP 27.04.09 MANGO JAM 27.04.09 FRUCTOSE 27.04.09 LONGAN SYRUP 27.04.09 HAZCINUT SYRUP 27.04.09 GREEN MANGO JAM 27.04.09 PEACH JAM 27.04.09 GREEN TEA 27.04.09 BLUEBERRY JAM 27.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 27.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G 27.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 27.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 27.04.09 BAMBOO 27.04.09 EXTRACT, GINGKO BILOBA 27.04.09 PROPOLIS EXTRACT POWDER 27.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 27.04.09 DRIED SEASONED SQUID SHREDDED 27.04.09 ECHINACEA P.E. 27.04.09 GOTU KOLA P.E. 27.04.09 RUTIN POWDER EXTRACT 27.04.09 SIBERIAN GINSENG ROOT P.E. 27.04.09 FROZEN MONKFISH/FROZEN YELLOW CROAKER 27.04.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 27.04.09 DRIED GRANULATED, CHOPPED OR MINCED ONIONS 27.04.09 DEHYDRATED ONIONS 27.04.09 TEA 27.04.09 RAWHIDE PET CHEWS 27.04.09 SHELL 27.04.09 CRUSHED CHILLIES 27.04.09 CRUSHED GINGER 27.04.09 FROZEN STIR FRIES 27.04.09 FROZEN STIR FRIES 27.04.09 NATURAL BEES HONEY 27.04.09 ALKCOC1012-25 - ALKALISED COCOA POWDER
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27.04.09 ROASTED SUNFLOWER SEEDS 27.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNEL 27.04.09 PEAS 27.04.09 PERRPER GRANULES 27.04.09 ECHINACEA PURPUREA 27.04.09 MARSHMALLOW ROOT P.E 27.04.09 PAEONIAE LACTIFIORA ROOT P.E 27.04.09 ST JOHNS WORT P.E 27.04.09 CRUMBED SQUID CHIPS 27.04.09 RED BELL PEPPER - GENUS CAPSICUM 27.04.09 GARLIC GRANULES 27.04.09 GARLIC FLAKES 27.04.09 FROZEN SHRIMP SHOMAI/HARGOW/DIMSUM/WONTON/ROLLS 27.04.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCHY 550G 27.04.09 FROZEN BUNS 27.04.09 FROZEN BREAD 27.04.09 JING ENGLISH BREAKFAST 27.04.09 PEANUTS IN SHELL 28.04.09 FROZEN FLAKE FILLETS 28.04.09 LIVE FISH 28.04.09 FROZEN SQUID PINEAPPLE CUT 28.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 28.04.09 PLANT EXRACT : PANAX GINSENG 28.04.09 PLANT EXTRACTS: CELERY SEED P.E.10:1, PINELLIA TERNATE P.E. 5:1, GARLIC P.E. 100:1, HORSERADISH P.E.. 28.04.09 SEAWEED 28.04.09 NOODLE 28.04.09 MUSHROOMS (EXCL. THOSE OF THE GENUS AGARICUS, WOOD EARS (AURICULARIA SPP.) AND 28.04.09 FISH 28.04.09 TEA 28.04.09 WHEATGLUTEN 28.04.09 SALTED RADISH 28.04.09 ONIONS 28.04.09 NOODLE 28.04.09 FISH 28.04.09 CANE SUGAR 28.04.09 WHEAT OR MESLIN FLOUR 28.04.09 POTATOPOWDER 28.04.09 BISCUITS 28.04.09 BEANS 28.04.09 --AQIS TRIAL Y-- FOLIAGE BRANCHES & OTHER PARTS OF WILLOW / DRIED PLANT 28.04.09 FRESH GARLIC 28.04.09 FROZEN ASIAN STYLE MARINATED SHRIMP 28.04.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH - FRESHWATER 28.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOT- FROZEN 28.04.09 FROZEN CHINESE SPINACH 28.04.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 28.04.09 BROAD BEAN - FROZEN 28.04.09 LOTUS ROOT SLICES - FROZEN 28.04.09 FROZEN CHESTNUT
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28.04.09 CHILLED MUSHROOMS 28.04.09 CHRYSANTHYMUM SEEDS 28.04.09 EXTRACT, MILK THISTLE 28.04.09 DEXTROSE ANHYDROUS FOOD 28.04.09 FROZEN SHRIMP DIMSUM/HARGOW/SHAOMAI 28.04.09 BIOTA ORIENTALIS SEED POWDERED EXTRACT 28.04.09 CHINESE PRIVET EXTRACT 28.04.09 ASTRAGALUS ROOT EXTRACT 28.04.09 CRUSHED GINGER 28.04.09 CRUSHED CHILIES 28.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 28.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 28.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 28.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G 28.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNALS 28.04.09 CHRYSANTHYMUM SEEDS 28.04.09 IQF DICED STRAWBERRIES 28.04.09 VERMICELLI NOODLES 28.04.09 HONEY DATE 28.04.09 DRIED DATES 28.04.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID RINGS 28.04.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 28.04.09 I&J S&P SPIRAL CALA 3X1KG 28.04.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 28.04.09 I&J FISH GOUJONS 1X3KG 28.04.09 I&J S&P CALA CHPS 5X1KG 28.04.09 DRIED FUNGUS 28.04.09 SEAWEED -DRIED 28.04.09 OILS - VEGETABLE, SESAME 28.04.09 DRIED RADISH 28.04.09 WHEAT STARCH 28.04.09 BOILED WHITE NUTS 28.04.09 FRESH GARLIC 28.04.09 FRESH ORCHID PLANTS- PHALAENOPSIS 28.04.09 SESAME OIL FOR COOKING 28.04.09 CANDY 28.04.09 CHINESE TEA 28.04.09 PICKLES 28.04.09 BISCUIT 28.04.09 RICE STICK 28.04.09 MUSHROOM SPAWN 28.04.09 DRIED CHILLI. 28.04.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 28.04.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 28.04.09 BRISTLES 28.04.09 ASPARAGUS FRESH 28.04.09 DEXTROSE, MONOHYDRATE BP GRADE 28.04.09 DRIED HERBS 28.04.09 FRUITS OF GENUS CAPSICUM OR 28.04.09 MAIZE (CORN) STARCH 28.04.09 OTHER DRIED VEGETABLES 28.04.09 SOYA BEANS, WHETHER OR NOT BROKEN
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28.04.09 FROZEN CHOPPED SPINACH 28.04.09 FROZEN CHOPPED LEEK 28.04.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 28.04.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID RINGS 29.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 29.04.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 29.04.09 FIG TREE, ORNAMENTAL PLANT 29.04.09 LIVE PLANTS 29.04.09 NOODLES 29.04.09 RICE STICK 29.04.09 SALTED JELLYFISH 29.04.09 CANNED PORK 29.04.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 29.04.09 CANNED PORK LUNCHEON MEAT 29.04.09 PRESERVED/SALTED DUCK EGG IN SHELL 29.04.09 OTHER PRESERVED VEGETABLES 29.04.09 PURE CAMOMILE ALIA 29.04.09 PURE PEP ALIA 29.04.09 FROZEN SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING FILLETS 29.04.09 FROZEN RAW ALASKAN TEMPURA POLLOCK FISH COCKTAIL 29.04.09 FROZEN RAW BARRAMUNDI TEMPURA SNAX SKINLESS PIN OUT 29.04.09 FROZEN RAW BARRAMUDI TEMPURA FISH FILLET SKINLESS PIN BONE OUT
29.04.09 FROZEN RAW ALASKAN TEMPURA POLLOCK FISH FILLET 29.04.09 FROZEN RAW BARRAMUDI BEER BATTER FISH FILLET 29.04.09 GARLIC 29.04.09 ONIONS AND SHALLOTS 29.04.09 GARLIC CHILLED 29.04.09 GARLIC CHILLED 29.04.09 DRIED POWDERED SCHISANDRA CHINENSIS EXTRACT 29.04.09 DRIED POWDERED REMANNIA GLUTINOSA EXTRACT 29.04.09 RICE VERMICELLI 29.04.09 SEASONED SEAWEED 29.04.09 FROZEN SEASONED FLYING FISH ROE 29.04.09 FROZEN BROAD BEANS 29.04.09 FROZEN CHESTNUTS (NOT WATER) WITHOUT SHELL 29.04.09 FROZEN VEGETABLE BUN 29.04.09 FROZEN PURE SOYBEAN MEAT 29.04.09 FROZEN WATER CHESTNUTS WITHOUT SHELL 29.04.09 ROASTED PUMPKIN SEED 29.04.09 INSTANT RED DATES 29.04.09 BISCUITS 29.04.09 WHEAT FLOUR 29.04.09 SUNFOWER SEED KERNELS 29.04.09 PEPITA (PUMPKIN) SEEDS 29.04.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID TUBES 29.04.09 BISCUITS 29.04.09 SEAWEED 29.04.09 NOODLES 29.04.09 PRESERVEDVEGETABLES 29.04.09 BAMBOOS 29.04.09 WHEATGLUTEN
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29.04.09 CHINESE TEA 29.04.09 PICKLED CUCUMBER 29.04.09 SEASONED BAMBOOSHOOTS 29.04.09 PICKLED LETTUCE 29.04.09 FRUIT STRINGS 29.04.09 OTHER BISCUITS 29.04.09 ALPHA-D-GLUCOSE ANHYDROUS 96. 29.04.09 BATTERED/CRUMBED FISH FILLETS 29.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 29.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 29.04.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 29.04.09 DRIED APPLES 29.04.09 MUSHROOM SPAWN - PLEUROTUS OSTREATUS 30.04.09 RICE SAMPLE S0725 30.04.09 RICE SAMPLE S0724 30.04.09 RICE SAMPLE S0637 30.04.09 ORYZA SPP S0812 30.04.09 DRIED CHIVE FLAKES 30.04.09 BAMBOO CANE 30.04.09 CHINESE TEA 30.04.09 DRIED BAMBOO PITH 30.04.09 EXTRACT, PEONY ROOT 30.04.09 EXTRACT, SPINE DATE SEED 30.04.09 FROZEN FISH DUMPLINGS 30.04.09 FROZEN SHRIMP PARCELS 30.04.09 FROZEN PRAWN DUMPLINGS 30.04.09 FROZEN SEAFOOD DUMPLINGS 30.04.09 FROZEN CRUMBED FISH. 30.04.09 FROZEN SQUID RINGS 30.04.09 DONG QUAI ROOT ANGELICA SINENSIS 30.04.09 GINGER FLAKES ZINGIBER OFFICINALE 30.04.09 GINGER ROOT ZINGIBER OFFICINALE 30.04.09 KIDNEY BEANS LIGHT SPECKLED PHCEEOLUS VULGARIS 30.04.09 LAVENDER FLOWERS LAVENDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA 30.04.09 LICORICE ROOT GLYCYRRHIZA URALENSIS 30.04.09 PUMPKIN SEEDS CUCURBITA MAXIMA 30.04.09 DANDELION LEAF CUT TARAXACUM MONGOLICUM 30.04.09 RED KIDNEY BEANS PHACEOLUS VULGARIS PERMIT IP08012589 30.04.09 REISHI MUSHROOM POWDER GANODERMA LUCIDUM PERMIT IP07018040 30.04.09 RHUBARB ROOT CUT RHEUM OFFICINALE 30.04.09 ST MARYS THISTLE POWDER SILYBUM MARIANUM 30.04.09 WHITE KIDNEY BEANS PHACEOLUS VULGARIS PERMIT IP08012589 30.04.09 ONION POWDER ALLIUM CEPA 30.04.09 RED ADZUILI BEANS PHACEOLUS VULGARIS PERMIT IP08012589 30.04.09 CUMIN SEED CUMINUM CYMINUM 30.04.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM FLOWERS CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM 30.04.09 CASSIA POWDER CINNAMOMUN CASSIA 30.04.09 BLACK TURTLE BEANS PHACEOLUS VULGARIS 30.04.09 CORIANDER SEED CORIANDRUM SATIVUM 30.04.09 SUNFLOWERSEED 30.04.09 SALTEDBLACKBEAN 30.04.09 NOODLES
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30.04.09 FROZEN IQF GREEN BEANS 30.04.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS(LENTINUS) 30.04.09 HORSEHAIR AND HORSEHAIR WASTE, WHETHER OR NOT PUT UP AS A LAYER WITH OR WITHOUT 30.04.09 WONG LO KAT TEA 30.04.09 DRIED SQUID 30.04.09 JELLY FISH 30.04.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 30.04.09 SUNFLOWERSEED 30.04.09 TOMATO PASTE 30.04.09 BEAN SPROUT 30.04.09 MILLET 30.04.09 DRIED APPLES 30.04.09 GREEN TEA IN PACKAGING GREATER THAN 3KG 30.04.09 HEINZ CHUNKY VEGETABLE MIX 600G 30.04.09 NEINZ CAULI & BROCC MIX 600G 30.04.09 ABRUS FRUTICULOSUS (ABRUS HERB) 30.04.09 ALMOND 30.04.09 LONICERA JAPONICA (HONEY SUCKLE) 30.04.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM (CHRYSANTHEMUM TEA) 30.04.09 MOMORDICA CHARANTIA (MOMORDICA FRUIT) 30.04.09 PEPPERTREE PRICKLY ASH (XANTHOXYLUM SPP) 30.04.09 STAR ANISEED 30.04.09 DRIED SEAWEED (SARGASSUM FUSIFORME) 30.04.09 STERCULIA LYCHNOPHORA (STERCULIA) 30.04.09 WHITE PEPPER CORN (PIPER NIGRUM) 30.04.09 CINNAMON POWDER 30.04.09 GOUJON WHITNG CR 30.04.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES & SQUID RINGS 30.04.09 JOHN DORY FILLETS 30.04.09 FRESH GARLIC 30.04.09 DRIED WOLFBERRIES 30.04.09 HULLED SUNFLOWER SEED KERNELS 30.04.09 HULLED PUMPKIN SEED KERNELS 30.04.09 BUCKWHEAT KERNELS HULLED 30.04.09 PRAWN CRACKER UNCOOKED 30.04.09 BAMBOO STAKES 30.04.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS - HULLED 30.04.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 30.04.09 TOMATO PASTE HB30/32 DRUMS 30.04.09 TOMATO PASTE 28/30 HB 30.04.09 SCALLOPS, INCLUDING QUEEN SCALLOPS, OF THE GENERA PECTEN, CHLAMYS OR PLACOPECTEN 30.04.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 30.04.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 30.04.09 NUGGETS BUBBLE GUM 30.04.09 CRAZY CUBES 30.04.09 TRIPLE DIPPER 30.04.09 APPLE JUICE CONCENTRATE 30.04.09 OTHER BISCUITS 30.04.09 OTHER PASTA 30.04.09 CAKES
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30.04.09 OTHER ASIAN STYLE NOODLES 30.04.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 30.04.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 30.04.09 DEHYDRATED POTATOES 30.04.09 DRIED APRICOT 30.04.09 WHEAT POWDER 30.04.09 TEA POWDER 30.04.09 GOJI POWDER 30.04.09 DRIED FRUIT 30.04.09 BARLEY POWDER 30.04.09 PICKLED GINGER 30.04.09 RICE STICKS 30.04.09 FROZEN, NOT PULPED 30.04.09 BLOCK FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 30.04.09 SNOW HAW (DRIED BERRIES) 30.04.09 SHREDDED PRESERVED VEGETABLE 30.04.09 SALTED PLUM 30.04.09 ROASTED/DRIED PEARL BARLEY 30.04.09 PRING BAMBOO SHOOTS WITH CHILLI 30.04.09 FRIED COOKIES 30.04.09 DRIED FOX NUT 30.04.09 DRIED NOODLES 30.04.09 DRIED MANIOC SLICED 30.04.09 DRIED CHRYSANTHEMUM 30.04.09 DONGGUAN RICE STICK 30.04.09 BOILED WHITE NUT 30.04.09 ASSORTED CITRON DAY-LILY 30.04.09 DRIED TURNIP 30.04.09 DRIED 30.04.09 DRIED LUO HAN GUO FRUIT 30.04.09 LOCUST BEANS, SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE, SUGAR BEET AND SUGAR CANE, FRESH, CHILLE 30.04.09 STAR ANISEED 30.04.09 FROZEN BOILED & SALTED SOYBEANS 30.04.09 FROZEN SOYBEAN MUKIMI LB 30.04.09 FROZEN PEELED SLICED LOTUS 30.04.09 FROZEN PEELED TARO 30.04.09 FROZEN SHREDDED BURDOCK AND CARROT 30.04.09 GROUND NUTS,NOT ROASTED OR OTHERWISE COOKED 30.04.09 ROASTED GROUND NUTS 30.04.09 POWDERED CHINESE HERBS 30.04.09 HANG TAI DRIED RED DATES 30.04.09 LONGEVITY AGAR AGAR 30.04.09 LONGEVITY DANGGUI HERB 30.04.09 LONGEVITY DRIED MUSHROOMS 30.04.09 LONGEVITY RADIX ANGELICAE SINENSIS 30.04.09 LOTUS SEEDS IN WATER 30.04.09 HANG TAI DRIED LOTUS SEED 30.04.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 30.04.09 LONGEVITY DRIED SEAWEED 30.04.09 PICKLED CABBAGE 30.04.09 DRIED GARLIC FLAKES
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30.04.09 GARLIC POWDER 30.04.09 BAMBOO SHOOTS 30.04.09 BOXPHORN FRUIT 30.04.09 CHINESE TEA 30.04.09 DRIED ANISEED 30.04.09 HAN TAI OCTOPUS 30.04.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS 30.04.09 DRIED FLOWER MUSHOOMS 30.04.09 DRIED GARLIC 30.04.09 WATER CHESTNUT FLOUR 30.04.09 DRIED LILY FLOWERS 30.04.09 DRIED CHRYSANTHEMUM 30.04.09 WATER CHESTNUTS 30.04.09 CORN STARCH 30.04.09 HANG TAI DRIED FISH 01.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 01.05.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 01.05.09 TOMATO PASTE A10X3 01.05.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 01.05.09 CYMBIDIUM 01.05.09 OOLONG TEA 01.05.09 JASMINE TEA 01.05.09 GREEN TEA (NOT FERMENTED) IN IMMEDIATE PACKINGS OF A CONTENT NOT EXCEEDING 3 KG 01.05.09 BLACK TEA (FERMENTED) AND PARTLY FERMENTED TEA, IN IMMEDIATE PACKINGS OF A CONTE 01.05.09 SEAWEED 01.05.09 NOODLES 01.05.09 GROUNDNUTS 01.05.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 01.05.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL 01.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 01.05.09 DRIED GARLIC 01.05.09 PRAWNS P&C DV TS100/200 10X1KG 01.05.09 PLANT EXTRACTS: RED CLOVER P.E., OLIVE LEAF P.E., HORSETAIL P.E.4:1
01.05.09 FRESH OR CHILLED ASPARAGUS / IP09006839 01.05.09 OF SOYA BEANS 01.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOT CONE 01.05.09 CHING KEE COOKIE 01.05.09 5TH OCTOBER B ABALONE PASTRIES 01.05.09 5TH OCTOBER B. MINI ALMOUND CAKES 01.05.09 AMOY FLOUR NOODLES 01.05.09 5TH OCTOBER B. PINNEAPPLE PASTRIES 01.05.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM TEA 01.05.09 B ALMOND PASTRIES 01.05.09 GREENBEANS STARCH SHEET 01.05.09 MR KON INSTANT NOODLE 01.05.09 MINI WALNUT CAKES 01.05.09 WHOLE DRIED MUSHROOMS 01.05.09 WHITE FUNGUS 01.05.09 VITA LEMON TEA
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01.05.09 SALTED JELLY FISH 01.05.09 PANDAROO SALTED BLACK BEAN 01.05.09 KONNYAKU H/FIBRE THREAD 01.05.09 5TH OCTOBER B MINI CHEWY CAKES 01.05.09 5TH OCTOBER B EGG ROLLS 01.05.09 ONE BITE ALMOND CAKE 01.05.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 01.05.09 HULLED SUN FLOWERS 01.05.09 SEASONED SEAWEED 01.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 01.05.09 EXTRACTS 01.05.09 DRIED TIPO FISH 01.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOM(MORCHELLA SPP) 01.05.09 SESAME OIL 01.05.09 SALTED JELLY FISH 01.05.09 DRIED FISH MAW 01.05.09 PRESERVED RADISH STRIP 01.05.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 01.05.09 3040333 BAMBOO STAKES 01.05.09 3040332 BAMBOO STAKE 1.2M 01.05.09 EXTRACT, GINGER 02.05.09 FROZEN SHRIMP DIMSUM/HARGOW/SHAOMAI 02.05.09 FROZEN FISH SHAOMAI 02.05.09 FROZEN RICE BALLS 03.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0863 03.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0809 03.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0810 03.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0811 03.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0734 03.05.09 GREEN COFFEE EXTRACT 03.05.09 BILBERRY EXTRACT POWDER 04.05.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 04.05.09 LIVE TROPICAL FISH 04.05.09 WHITE ONION MINCED 04.05.09 DEHYDRATED WHITE ONION POWDER-25KG CARTON 04.05.09 SHIPMENT OF DRIED FRUIT 04.05.09 SUNDRIED TOMATO STRIPS 04.05.09 LIVE PLANT TISSUE CULTURE 04.05.09 BABY MUM MUM RICE RUSKS 04.05.09 SWEET BISCUITS 04.05.09 SESAME OIL 04.05.09 TEA 04.05.09 GREEN TEA 04.05.09 BLACK TEA IN TEABAGS 04.05.09 NATURAL SPONGES 04.05.09 RICE DIMSUM 04.05.09 DIMSUM 04.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 04.05.09 GRTEAGLEA - GRTEAGLEA - CHINA GENMAICHA 04.05.09 RED PEPPER 04.05.09 PERILLA SEEDS 04.05.09 DRIED BRACKEN AND BELL FLOWER
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04.05.09 CUMIN 04.05.09 SESAME SEEDS 04.05.09 HAM LUNCHEON MEAT 04.05.09 SPICED PORK CUBES 04.05.09 PORK LUNCHEON MEAT 04.05.09 SPICY PORK LUNCHEON MEAT 04.05.09 CANNED MINCED CRAB 04.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOT 04.05.09 HORTHCUT - HORSETAIL HERB CUT 04.05.09 BARTLETT PEARS HALVES CANNED 04.05.09 SKULLCAP ROOT 04.05.09 MILK THISTLE 04.05.09 INSTANT NOODLES 04.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 04.05.09 SUNFLOWER SEED KERNELS 04.05.09 CHINESE SHINE SKIN PUMPKIN SEEDS 04.05.09 CHINESE SNOW WHITE PUMPKIN SEEDS 04.05.09 DRIED LILY FLOWER 04.05.09 DRIED DATES 04.05.09 CUTTLEFISH SNACK 04.05.09 ASSORTED BISCUITS 04.05.09 DRIED PLUM 04.05.09 CHESTNUTS 04.05.09 SUGAR 04.05.09 JELLY FISH 04.05.09 SESAME OIL 04.05.09 SALTED SOY BEANS 04.05.09 GREEN TEA 04.05.09 FROZEN RED PEPPER 04.05.09 FROZEN BAMBOO SHOOTS 04.05.09 FROZEN LOTUS ROOT 04.05.09 GARLIC 04.05.09 FROZ FISH FILLETS 04.05.09 ALOVER1/200POW-1 - ALOE VERA GEL SPRAY DRIED POWDER 04.05.09 BABY MUM MUM RICE RUSKS 04.05.09 FROZEN CHINESE SPINACH 04.05.09 BROAD BEAN - FROZEN 04.05.09 FROZEN TARO 04.05.09 FROZEN CHINESE SPINACH 04.05.09 RICE CAKE 04.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOT- FROZEN 04.05.09 BROAD BEAN - FROZEN 04.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOT- FROZEN 04.05.09 LOTUS ROOT SLICES - FROZEN 04.05.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 04.05.09 EELS - ROASTED, FROZEN 04.05.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 04.05.09 SCHISANDRA EXTRACT 4:1 04.05.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 04.05.09 PRESERVED PLUM 04.05.09 HAW FLAKE 04.05.09 PICKLED GINGER
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04.05.09 RICE STICKS 05.05.09 LIVE FISH 05.05.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH - FRESHWATER 05.05.09 NATURAL BEES HONEY 05.05.09 FROZEN DUMPLINGS 05.05.09 FROZEN BUNS 05.05.09 FROZEN RICE BALLS 05.05.09 FROZEN CHINESE PANCAKES 05.05.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 05.05.09 DRIED GRANULATED, CHOPPED OR MINCED ONIONS 05.05.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 05.05.09 VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN 05.05.09 LIVE PLANT TISSUE CULTURE 05.05.09 HEMP SEED OIL, PERMIT NO: CSH09I1859 05.05.09 EXTRACT, PANAX GINSENG 05.05.09 EXTRACT, GIANT KNOTWEED 05.05.09 EXTRACT, HORSERADISH 05.05.09 EXTRACT, WOLFBERRY 05.05.09 SEAWEED SHEETS 05.05.09 SULTANAS 05.05.09 THUMB DIPPERS 05.05.09 PUMPKIN KERNEL 05.05.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 05.05.09 FRESH GARLIC STEM 05.05.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 05.05.09 WOW SELECT CAULI FLORETS 500G 05.05.09 WOW SELECT CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 05.05.09 NOODLES 05.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 05.05.09 PUMPKIN SEED KERNALS 05.05.09 SUNFLOWER KERNAL-HULLED 05.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 05.05.09 SULTANAS 05.05.09 WHEAT STARCH 05.05.09 ONION POWDER/DEHYDRATED GRANULES 05.05.09 FROZEN RIBALDO FILLETS 05.05.09 SEA SHELLS 05.05.09 CAPS GRN 10MM IMP 1X15KG 05.05.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 05.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC MINCED 05.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC CHOPPED 05.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC FLAKES 05.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC FLAKES 05.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC GRANULES 05.05.09 GARLIC POWDER 05.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC POWDER 05.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC GRANULES 05.05.09 3040333 BAMBOO STAKE 1.5M 05.05.09 3040332 BAMBOO STAKE 1.2M 05.05.09 DRIED BAMBOO SHOOTS 05.05.09 DRIED SQUID 05.05.09 DRIED SWEET POTATO
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05.05.09 3040331 BAMBOO STAKE 1.8M 05.05.09 INSTANT AND RAMEN NOODLES 05.05.09 41019 - CAPS RED 10MM IMP 1X15KG 05.05.09 GARLIC POWDER 05.05.09 RICE STICKS 05.05.09 NOODLES 05.05.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 05.05.09 RICE STICK 05.05.09 ROASTED SUNFLOWER SEEDS 05.05.09 CHINESE TEA 05.05.09 JELLY FISH - SALTED 05.05.09 SESAME OIL 05.05.09 BISCUITS 05.05.09 CHINESE TEA 05.05.09 RICE STICK 05.05.09 ROASTED SUNFLOWER SEEDS 05.05.09 ROCK SUGAR 05.05.09 WHEAT FLOUR 05.05.09 SQUID 05.05.09 RICE 06.05.09 ORYZA SPP RICE 06.05.09 ORYZA SPP RICE 06.05.09 ORYZA SPP RICE 06.05.09 ORYZA SPP RICE 06.05.09 FROZEN SHRIMP HARGOW/WONTON/DIMSUM 06.05.09 FROZEN RICE BALLS 06.05.09 FROZEN SHRIMP HARGOW/SHAOMAI/DIMSUM 06.05.09 WATERCHESTNUT 06.05.09 BEANS 06.05.09 CAKE 06.05.09 FROZENPASTRIES 06.05.09 LOTUSROOT 06.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOT 06.05.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 06.05.09 ASPARAGUS 06.05.09 FRESH GARLIC SHOOTS 06.05.09 IQF GARLIC 06.05.09 TI KUAN YIN TEA 06.05.09 SHUI XIAN TEA 06.05.09 PU ERH TEA 06.05.09 JASMINE TEA 06.05.09 SHOU MEI TEA 06.05.09 OOLONG TEA 06.05.09 MINI WALNUT CAKES 06.05.09 INSTANT NATURAL KELP 06.05.09 LUMP SUGAR 06.05.09 SALTED BLACK BEANS 06.05.09 INSTANT NATURAL SEAWEED 06.05.09 PINEAPPLE SHORT CAKE 06.05.09 MINI CHEWY CAKES 06.05.09 EGG ROLLS 06.05.09 DRIED POLYGONATUM
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06.05.09 DRIED LILY FLOWER 06.05.09 DRIED LILY BULB 06.05.09 CASHEW COOKIES 06.05.09 CANNED SALTED VEGETABLES 06.05.09 ALMOND CAKE 06.05.09 ABALONE PASTRIES 06.05.09 INSTANT NATURAL JELLYFISH 06.05.09 WILD CHILLI POWDER 06.05.09 ALMOND PASTRIES 06.05.09 SULTANAS 06.05.09 DRIED POWDERED GINKGO BILOBA EXTRACT 06.05.09 DRIED POWDERED ZIZIPHUS SPINOSA EXTRACT 06.05.09 CHAI ALIA BLACK TEA 06.05.09 BLACK TEA 06.05.09 FROZEN RAW PEELED BLACK TIGER PRAWNS 06.05.09 FROZEN SQUID PINEAPPLE CUT 06.05.09 CANNED CRICKETS 06.05.09 DRIED NOODLE 06.05.09 GARLIC 06.05.09 LAPSANG ALIA 06.05.09 GREEN TEA 06.05.09 BLACK TEA 06.05.09 CEYLON OPEK ALIA 06.05.09 ENG BF ALIA 06.05.09 PLEUROTUS ERYNGII - FRESH MUSHROOM 06.05.09 LENTINULA EDODES - FRESH MUSHROOM 06.05.09 TEA IN BAGS 06.05.09 ONION FLOWERS 06.05.09 SALTED BLACK BEAN 06.05.09 DRIED PRUNELLA 06.05.09 DRIED DATE 06.05.09 DRIED FUNGUS 06.05.09 DRIED PEARL BARLEY 06.05.09 BUBBLE GUM / CHEWING GUM 06.05.09 CANNED PRESERVED VEGETABLE 06.05.09 CANNED WATER CHESTNUTS 06.05.09 CANNED WINTER BAMBOO SHOOTS 06.05.09 MALTOSE 06.05.09 CANNED PICKLED CABBAGE 06.05.09 CANNED PO KU MUSHROOMS 06.05.09 PREPARED VEGETABLE 06.05.09 RICE STICK 06.05.09 INSTANT JELLYFISH 06.05.09 GINGER OFFCUTS IN BRINE 06.05.09 FISH HOKI MINCE GRADE 1 06.05.09 FRESH LENTINUS EDODES MUSHROOM 06.05.09 NOODLES 06.05.09 RICE STICKS 07.05.09 RICE SAMPLE 07.05.09 PICKLED VEGETABLES 07.05.09 BISCUITS 07.05.09 LIVE PLANT TISSUE CULTURE
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07.05.09 SALTED JELLYFISH 07.05.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 07.05.09 DUCK DOWN AND FEATHERS 07.05.09 GREEN TEA (NOT FERMENTED) IN IMMEDIATE PACKINGS OF A CONTENT NOT EXCEEDING 3 KG 07.05.09 BLACK TEA (FERMENTED) AND PARTLY FERMENTED TEA, IN IMMEDIATE PACKINGS OF A CONTE 07.05.09 PLANTS AND PARTS OF PLANTS (INCLUDING SEEDS AND FRUITS), OF A KIND USED PRIMARIL 07.05.09 CINNAMON STICK 07.05.09 BAN LAN GEN 07.05.09 STAR ANISEED STEMLESS 07.05.09 WATER CHESTNUT 07.05.09 MALTOSE 07.05.09 OTHER BLACK TEA 07.05.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 07.05.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 07.05.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 07.05.09 BATTERED/CRUMBED FISH FILLETS 07.05.09 RAWHIDE PET CHEWS 07.05.09 PRES. MUSTARD STRIPS 07.05.09 PRES SALTED PLUMS 07.05.09 DIED SCALLOPS 07.05.09 PICKLED BAMBOO SHOOT CABBAGE 07.05.09 SWEET POTATO VERMICELLI 07.05.09 SOUP MIX (VARIOUS) 07.05.09 JUICES 07.05.09 PEPITA (PUMPKIN) SEEDS 07.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 07.05.09 WALNUTS - SHELLED 07.05.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 07.05.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 07.05.09 OTHER DRIED, SALTED MOLLUSCS 07.05.09 OTHER FISH, WHOLE OR IN PIECES PACKED IN AIR-TIGHT CANS, BOTTLES, JARS ETC 07.05.09 OTHER GREEN TEA (NOT FERMENTED) 07.05.09 OTHER VEGETABLES AND MIXTURES OF VEGETABLES PACKED IN LIQUID OR AIR TIGHT 07.05.09 OTHER CANE OR BEET SUGAR IN SOILD FORM 07.05.09 PRUNELLA VULGARIS 07.05.09 PRINSEPIA UNIFLORIA 07.05.09 PORIA COCOS 07.05.09 PLANTAGO ASIATICA 07.05.09 POLYGONUM MULTIFLORUM 07.05.09 PLUMERIA RUBRA 07.05.09 PSUEDOSTELLARIA HETEROPHYLLA 07.05.09 POLYGONUM ODORATUM 07.05.09 PUERARIA LOBATA 07.05.09 ASTRAGALUS MONGHOLICUS 07.05.09 SALSOLA COLLINA 07.05.09 ATRACTYLOIDES MACROCEPHALA 07.05.09 PINELLIA TERNATA
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07.05.09 ZIZYPHUS SPINOSA 07.05.09 ZIZYPHUS JUJUBA 07.05.09 ZINGIBER OFFICINALE 07.05.09 TAMARIX CHINENSIS 07.05.09 SPERANSKIA TUBERCULATA 07.05.09 SINAPIS ALBA 07.05.09 SALVIA MILTIORRHIZA 07.05.09 REHMANNIA GLUTINOSA 07.05.09 PHYLLANTHUS EMBLICA 07.05.09 CRATAEGUS PINNATIFIDA 07.05.09 PAEONIA LACTIFLORA 07.05.09 DRABA NEMOROSE 07.05.09 DOLICHOS LABLAB 07.05.09 DIOSCOREA OPPOSITA 07.05.09 CYNOMORIUM COCCINEUM 07.05.09 CYNANCHUM PANICULATUM 07.05.09 CODONOPSIS PILOSULA 07.05.09 CITRUS RETICULATA 07.05.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM INDICUM 07.05.09 CASSIA ACUTIFOLIA 07.05.09 CARTHAMUS TINCTORIUS 07.05.09 BIOTA ORIENTALIS 07.05.09 ANEMARRHENA ASPHODELOIDES 07.05.09 PERILLA FRUTESCENS 07.05.09 ECLIPTA PROSTRATA 07.05.09 EUCOMMIA ULMODES 07.05.09 ARCTIUM LAPPA 07.05.09 EURYALE FEROX 07.05.09 EUPHORIA LONGAN 07.05.09 MANGIFERA INDICA 07.05.09 MAGNOLIA LILIFLORA 07.05.09 LYCIUM CHINENSE 07.05.09 LOPHATHERUM GRACILE 07.05.09 OS SEPIAE 07.05.09 LILIUM BROWNII 07.05.09 IMPERATA CYLINDRICA 07.05.09 HOUTTUYNIA CORDATA 07.05.09 HORDEUM VULGARE 07.05.09 HIBISCUS SYRIACUS 07.05.09 GLEHNIA LITTORALIS 07.05.09 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES 07.05.09 LIGUSTRUM LUCIDIUM 07.05.09 NELUMBO NUCIFERA 07.05.09 GOUJON WHITNG CR 07.05.09 DRIED SULTANAS 07.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 07.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G 07.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 07.05.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 07.05.09 TOMATOPASTE 07.05.09 TOMATOPASTE 07.05.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOMS
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07.05.09 GARLIC 07.05.09 DRIED CHILLI 07.05.09 GARLIC GRANULES 07.05.09 GARLIC FLAKES 07.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC POWDER 07.05.09 FROZEN SPINACH 07.05.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 07.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 07.05.09 PEPITAS 07.05.09 BAMBOO CANE 07.05.09 PEPITAS AA 07.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 07.05.09 SOYABEAN POWDER 07.05.09 CITRUS AURANTIUM PE10 1 07.05.09 SQUID TUBE ARR U10 TS 2X5KG 07.05.09 SQUID FILLETS 2X5KG 07.05.09 SQ TUBES U/10 ILLEX TS 2X5KG 07.05.09 FROZ SQUID STEAKS TS 5X2KG 07.05.09 FROZEN WHITING FILLETS 07.05.09 SQUID TUBE ARR U5 TS 2X5KG 07.05.09 HERBAL TEA 07.05.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 07.05.09 FRESH GARLIC CHILLED 08.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0539 08.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S 0736 08.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0814 08.05.09 OTHER BLACK TEA (FERMENTED) AND OTHER PARTLY FERMENTED TEA 08.05.09 BLACK TEA (FERMENTED) AND PARTLY FERMENTED TEA, IN IMMEDIATE PACKINGS OF A CONTE 08.05.09 RIBBON BOX - ENGLISH BREAKFAST 08.05.09 PEELED GARLIC 08.05.09 OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTS 08.05.09 SQUID - FROZEN TUBES & RINGS 08.05.09 BAMBOO CANE. POLE 08.05.09 FISH SKIN SNACKS 08.05.09 CANDY 08.05.09 DRIED NOODLES 08.05.09 GINGER 08.05.09 RICE VERMICELLI 08.05.09 RADISH 08.05.09 PRUNES 08.05.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS (HULLED) 08.05.09 RADISH 08.05.09 HIGH MALTOSE GLUCOSE 08.05.09 FRESH GARLIC STEM 08.05.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 08.05.09 PURE WHITE GARLIC 08.05.09 MUSHROOMS (EXCL. THOSE OF THE GENUS AGARICUS, WOOD EARS (AURICULARIA SPP.) AND 08.05.09 PINENUTS 08.05.09 PLANT EXTRACT : BITTER ORANGE P.E.10:1 08.05.09 FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES
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08.05.09 FROZEN CORN KERNELS 08.05.09 FROZEN MUSHROOMS 08.05.09 BISCUITS, NSA 08.05.09 PASTA, WHETHER OR NOT COOKED OR STUFFED (WITH MEAT OR OTHER SUBSTANCES) OR OTHER 08.05.09 EXTRACT, MILK THISTLE 08.05.09 20 DRUMS DRIED POWDERED STEMONA SESSILIFOLIA EXTRACT 08.05.09 FRESH ASPARAGUS - ASPARAGUS OFFICINALIS 08.05.09 FRUIT STRINGS 08.05.09 CANE SUGAR 08.05.09 EGG NOODLES, UNCOOKED 08.05.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 08.05.09 PUMPKIN SEED KERNELS 10.05.09 EUCALYPTUS SPP 10.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0543 10.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0856 10.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0657 10.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0841 10.05.09 COFFEE BEAN SAMPLE 11.05.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 11.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 11.05.09 LIVE TISSUE CULTURES 11.05.09 DEHYDRATED PUMPKIN POWDER 11.05.09 POWDERED RED BELL PEPPER 11.05.09 DRIED SPINICH FLAKES 11.05.09 FRESH GARLIC CLOVES 11.05.09 FRESH GARLIC SHOOTS 11.05.09 FRESH ASPARAGUS - ASPARAGUS OFFICINALIS 11.05.09 SMOKED OYSTERS 11.05.09 FROZEN CRUMBED SQUID 11.05.09 REHMANNIA-EXTRACTS 11.05.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 11.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 11.05.09 DRIED FUNGUS 11.05.09 ASTRAGALUS ROOT EXTRACT 11.05.09 CHINESE PRIVET EXTRACT 10;1 11.05.09 CINNAMOMI PE 15;1 11.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 11.05.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 11.05.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC 11.05.09 FROZENVEGETABLES 11.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 11.05.09 FRESH GARLIC CLOVES 11.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 11.05.09 PROPOLIS EXTRACT POWDER 11.05.09 INSTANT COFFEE 11.05.09 OTHER DRIED FRUIT (OTHER THAN 0801-0806) 11.05.09 FRUIT, DRIED, APPLES 11.05.09 DRIED PRUNES, OTHER THAN THAT OF 0801 TO 0806 11.05.09 SELFHEAL_PRUNELLA VULGARIS 11.05.09 FONG DONG_RADIZ CONDONOPSIS PILOSULAE 11.05.09 FRUCTUS ABLI
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11.05.09 FRUCTUS LYCILL_FRUCTUS LYCII 11.05.09 GINGER POWDER_ZINGIBER OFFICINALE 11.05.09 MANTOU BISCUIT 11.05.09 PAK KEI_RADIX ASTRAGALI SEU HEDYSARI 11.05.09 WHITE FUNGUS_TREMELLA SPP 11.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED_LAMINARIA SPP 11.05.09 PURE LOTUS SEEDS PASTE 11.05.09 RED BEAN PASTE 11.05.09 RICE CRACKER 11.05.09 RICE STICK 11.05.09 PRESERVED GINGER 11.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED KNOT_LAMINARIA SPP 11.05.09 DRIED LOTUS ROOT_NELUMBO NUCIFERA 11.05.09 DRIED PACK CHO_BRASSICA RAPA VAR, CHINENS 11.05.09 APRICOT KERNEL NORTH_SEMEN ARMENIACAE AMARUM 11.05.09 APRICOT KERNEL SOUTH_SEMEN ARMENIACAE AMARUM 11.05.09 CINNAMON STICK_CINNAMOMUM SPP 11.05.09 CORN CEREAL 11.05.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS STRIP_AURICULARIA SPP 11.05.09 DRIED POLGONATUM_RHIZOME POLYGONATUM ODORATUM 11.05.09 DRIED BAMBOO LEAVES_BAMBUSA TULDOIDES 11.05.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS_ AURICULARIA SPP 11.05.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS_AURICULARIA SPP 11.05.09 DRIED LAVER 11.05.09 DRIED LILY FLOWERS_HEMEROCALLIS FULVAL 11.05.09 DRIED LOTUS LEAVES_NELUMBO NUCIFERA 11.05.09 DONG KWAI(SLICE)_RADIX ANGELICAE SINENSIS 11.05.09 DRIED ANISEED_PIMPINELLA ANISUM 12.05.09 LIVE TISSUE CULTURE PLANT 12.05.09 POTASSIUM IONAL LC 12.05.09 GREEN + LEMON ALIA 12.05.09 GREEN + MINT ALIA 12.05.09 VANILLA CHAI ALIA 12.05.09 FINEST CEYLON ALIA 12.05.09 GREEN CHAI ALIA 12.05.09 PO WALES ALIA RED 12.05.09 MELON SEED 12.05.09 DRIED TOMATO POWDER 12.05.09 RED BELL PEPPER - GENUS CAPSICUM 12.05.09 WHITE ONION MINCED 12.05.09 DEHYDRATED WHITE ONION POWDER-25KG CARTON 12.05.09 HORSERADISH GRANULES - ARMORACIA RUSTICANA 12.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 12.05.09 ASPARAGUS 12.05.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 12.05.09 SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE 12.05.09 PASTA, WHETHER OR NOT COOKED OR STUFFED (WITH MEAT OR OTHER SUBSTANCES) OR OTHER 12.05.09 EGG NOODLES, UNCOOKED 12.05.09 MINI NEON WORMS-CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 12.05.09 OIL GUMMI BEARS-CONFECTIONERY (1976C) 12.05.09 DRIED APPLE RINGS
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12.05.09 FROZEN RICE BALLS 12.05.09 FROZEN SHRIMP SHAOMAI/WONTON/DIMSUM 12.05.09 FROZEN SHRIMP HARGOW/SHAOMAI/DIMSUM 12.05.09 FROZEN SHRIMP HARGOW/SHAOMAI/DIMSUM 12.05.09 GARLIC GRANULES 12.05.09 DRYED MINCED GARLIC 12.05.09 CORDYCEPS SINENSIS 12.05.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 12.05.09 WOW SELECT CAULI FLORETS 500G 12.05.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 12.05.09 WOW SELECT CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 12.05.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 12.05.09 WOW SELECT CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 12.05.09 WOW SELECT CAULI FLORETS 500G 12.05.09 PRAWNS P&C DV TS100/200 10X1KG 12.05.09 DIRED GOJI BERRIES (LYCIUM BARBARUM) 12.05.09 DIRED GOJI BERRIES (LYCIUM BARBARUM) 12.05.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 12.05.09 ELECAMPANE FLOWER 12.05.09 WHITE WILLOW BARK 12.05.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 12.05.09 SESAME SEEDS 12.05.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 12.05.09 FROZEN GREEN SOY BEANS 12.05.09 FROZEN ROASTED SESAME POWDER 12.05.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 12.05.09 FROZEN SQUID PINEAPPLE CUT 12.05.09 FROZEN RAW PEELED BLACK TIGER PRAWNS 12.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 12.05.09 FROZEN SWEET CORN 12.05.09 CITRUS AURANTIUM EXTRACT 12.05.09 FROZEN FISH FILLETS 12.05.09 PEPPER CORNS 12.05.09 HOKI FILLET BLOCK 12.05.09 PEARL POWDER 12.05.09 TOPICAL HERBAL WASHING POWDER 12.05.09 ASTROOEXT5:1-25 - ASTRAGALUS ROOT CUT 12.05.09 OTHER PASTA / NOODLES 12.05.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 13.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0506 13.05.09 ARTEMIA CYSTS ( BRINE SHRIMP EGGS ) 13.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0712 13.05.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 13.05.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 13.05.09 WHITE TEA LEAF POWDER EXTRACT 13.05.09 RHUBARB ROOT POWDER EXTRACT 13.05.09 TRIBULUS FRUIT & LEAF POWDER EXTRACT 13.05.09 GINGER ROOT POWDER EXTRACT 13.05.09 CHINESE WORMWOOD POWDER EXTRACT 13.05.09 MIXED BERRY STRINGS - SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 13.05.09 WHITE ONION MINCED 13.05.09 DEHYDRATED WHITE ONION POWDER-25KG CARTON
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13.05.09 BAMBOO CANE 13.05.09 PROPOLIS EXTRACT POWDER 13.05.09 ROYAL JELLY POWDER 13.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 13.05.09 PUMPKIN SEEDS 13.05.09 RICE STICK 13.05.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 13.05.09 MOXA 13.05.09 WHITE BACK BLACK FUNGUS 13.05.09 DRIED SEA LAVER 13.05.09 FRUITS OF GENUS CAPSICUM OR 13.05.09 OTHER DRIED VEGETABLES 13.05.09 DRIED HERBS 13.05.09 PAPRIKA CRUSHED OR GROUND 13.05.09 PUMPKIN KERNEL 13.05.09 MUSHROOM SLICE STERILIZE 13.05.09 LEEK GREEN/WHITE GRANULE 13.05.09 STC SOLID STRAND WOVEN BAMBOO MOLDI 13.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 13.05.09 DRIED GINSENG 13.05.09 SUGAR 13.05.09 DRIED DATES 13.05.09 EXTRACT, KUDUZ 13.05.09 EXTRACT, DANDELION 13.05.09 EXTRACT, RED CLOVER 13.05.09 OTHER BISCUITS 13.05.09 OTHER LIVE PLANTS 13.05.09 002 ASIABELL ROOT - 002 CODONOPSIS PILOSULA, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 013-1 MONGOLIAN MILKVETCH RT T - 013 ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 062 CASIA TWIG - 062 CINNAMON - (BARK, QUILLS AND POWDER) 13.05.09 061 BALLOONFLOWER ROOT - 061 PLATYCODON GRANDIFLORUS, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 058 TEMATE PINELLA TUBER - 058 PINELLIA TERNATA, DRIED - HERB, LEAF, FLOWER, ROOT, RHIZOME 13.05.09 014-1 ROOT OF URAL LICORICE - 014 GLYCYRRHIZA URALENSIS, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 017 CHINESE ANGELICA ROOT - 017 ANGELICA SINENSIS, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 019 REHMANNIA GLUTINOSA - 019 REHMANNIA SPP., DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 020 PREPARED REHMANNIA - 020 REHMANNIA SPP., DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 007 DAN SHEN ROOT - 007 SALVIA MILTIORRHIZA, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 021 EUCOMMIA BARK - 021 EUCOMMIA ULMOIDES, DRIED - BARK 13.05.09 056 JAPANESE TEASEL ROOT - 056 DIPSACUS ASPER, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 037 CHINESE THOROWAX ROOT - 037 BUPLEURUM CHINENSE, DRIED - ROOT
13.05.09 036 RHIZOME OF CORYDALIS - 036 CORYDALIS TURTSCHANINOVII, DRIED - HERB, LEAF, ROOT, RHIZOME 13.05.09 010 LARGEHEAD ATRACTYLODES - 010 ATRACTYLODES MACROCEPHALA, DRIED - RHIZOME, ROOT 13.05.09 034 GLABROUSLEAF CHINESA BARK - 034 PHELLODENDRON AMURENSE, DRIED - BARK, WOOD 13.05.09 025 DIMOCARPUS LONGAN - 025 DIMOCARPUS LONGAN, DRIED - FRUIT
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13.05.09 003 WHITE PEONY ROOT - 003 PAEONIA LACTIFLORA, DRIED - ROOT, FLOWER 13.05.09 004 ROOT OF HETEROPHYLLA - 004 PSEUDOSTELLARIA HETEROPHYLLA, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 027 TUCKAHOE - 027 PORIA COCOS IP09001311 EXP 27/01/11 13.05.09 011 SWORDLIKE ATRACTYLODES - 011 ATRACTYLODES LANCEA, DRIED - RHIZOME, ROOT 13.05.09 069(1) DAHURAN ANGELICA ROOT - 069 ANGELICA DAHURICA, DRIED - ROOT, LEAF, FRUIT 13.05.09 308 GREENISH LILY BULB - 308 LILIUM BROWNII, DRIED - BULB 13.05.09 217C PURPLEBACK PYROLA - 217 PYROLA CALLIANTHA, DRIED - HERB, LEAF, FLOWER 13.05.09 226 LEONURUS JAPONICUS - 226 LEONURUS JAPONICUS, DRIED - HERB, FLOWER 13.05.09 228 TIBETAN DANDELION - 228 TARAXACUM MONGOLIUM , DRIED - HERB, ROOT 13.05.09 239 ALL GRASS OF YERBADETAJO - 239 ECLIPTA SPP, DRIED - HERB, LEAF
13.05.09 207 DENSEFRUIT PITTANY ROOT - 207 DICTAMNUS DASYCARPUS, DRIED - ROOT 13.05.09 257 EPIMEDIUM HERB - 257 EPIMEDIUM BREVICORNUM, DRIED - HERB, LEAF, ROOT 13.05.09 272 CHINESE WOLFBERRY FRUIT - 272 LYCIUM CHINENSE, DRIED - FRUIT, ROOT 13.05.09 275 FRUIT OF CAPE JASMINE - 275 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES, DRIED - POD 13.05.09 276 HINDU LOTUS SEED - 276 NELUMBO NUCIFERA, DRIED - ROOT, POD, RHIZOME 13.05.09 278 MOTHERWORT FRUIT - 278 LEONURUS JAPONICUS, DRIED - HERB, FLOWER 13.05.09 264 SUBERECT SPATHOLOBUS STEM - 264 SPATHOLOBUS SUBERECTUS, DRIED - STEM, LEAF, ROOT 13.05.09 204 TANGERINE PEEL/CITRUS LEMON - 204 CITRUS SPP IP09001311 EXP 27/01/11 13.05.09 197 WHITE MULBERRY ROOT-BARK - 197 MORUS ALBA, DRIED - LEAF, STEM
13.05.09 180 CHRYSANTHEMUM FLOWER - 180 CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM, DRIED - FLOWER 13.05.09 075 ANEMARHENA RHIZOME - 075 ANEMARRHENA ASPHODELOIDES, DRIED - RHIZOME 13.05.09 082 SWALLOWWORT ROOT - 082 CYNANCHUM PANICULATUM, DRIED - ROOT
13.05.09 091 AQILEGIAE ADOXOIDS - 091 SEMIAQUILEGIA ADOXOIDES, DRIED - LEAF 13.05.09 103 SALINE CISTANCHE - 103 CISTANCHE SALSA, DRIED - HERB 13.05.09 107 LOTUS STAMEN - 107 NELUMBO NUCIFERA, DRIED - ROOT, POD, RHIZOME 13.05.09 132 CHINESE TAXILLUS TWIG - 132 TAXILLUS CHINENSIS, DRIED - HERB, LEAF 13.05.09 142 RESURRECTION LILY - 142 KAEMPFERIA GALANGA, DRIED - RHIZOME 13.05.09 155 DYERS WOAD ROOT - 155 ISATIS INDIGOTICA, DRIED - LEAF, HERB, ROOT 13.05.09 156 THOMSON KUDZUVINE ROOT - 156 PUERARIA THOMSONII, DRIED - ROOT
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13.05.09 064 SEVILLE ORANGE FRUIT - 064 CITRUS SPP IP09001311 EXP 27/01/11 13.05.09 167A SPINE DATE SEED - 167 ZIZIPHUS SPINOSA, DRIED - FRUIT 13.05.09 297 FRUCTUS KOCHIAE - 297 BASSIA SCOPARIA IP09001311 EXP 27/01/11 13.05.09 306 SEED OF LABLAB - 306 DOLICHOS LABLAB QP IP8000503 EXP 11/01/10 13.05.09 066 NOTOPTERYGIUM ROOT - 066 NOTOPTERYGIUM INCISUM, DRIED - RHIZOME, ROOT 13.05.09 309-1 CHINESE DATE - 309 ZIZIPHUS SPP. - DRIED WHOLE FRUITS 13.05.09 314 GROSVENOR MOMORDICA FRUIT - 314 MOMORDICA GROSVENORI, DRIED - FRUIT 13.05.09 403 OYSTER SHELL - 403 OYSTER SHELL IP08015346 EXP 19/09/10 13.05.09 068 WATERPLANTAIN RHIZOME - 068 ALISMA ORIENTALE, DRIED - RHIZOME, LEAF, FRUIT, ROOT 13.05.09 CHINESE SULTANAS 13.05.09 44369 SUG BEETPULP PELLET 13.05.09 DRY PLAIN NOODLES 13.05.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 13.05.09 SQUID FROZEN 13.05.09 FROZEN SQUID RINGS, TUBES, STEAKS, ETC 13.05.09 FROZEN SILVER POMFRET 13.05.09 FROZEN MONK FISH 13.05.09 FROZEN YELLOW CROAKER 13.05.09 OVALTINE BASE MIX 13.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 13.05.09 DRIED MALT EXTRACT 13.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 13.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 13.05.09 OTHER PASTA / NOODLES 13.05.09 DRIED APPLES 13.05.09 ROASTED SEAWEED 13.05.09 LOLLIPOPS 13.05.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS(LENTINUS) 13.05.09 RICE 13.05.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOM WHOLE 13.05.09 OYSTER MUSHROOM WHOLE 13.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOTS 13.05.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOM SLICE 13.05.09 ABALONE MUSHROOM WHOLE 13.05.09 BLACK FUNGUS STRIP 14.05.09 DRIED MIXED NUTS OR FRUIT 14.05.09 DRIED APPLES 14.05.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 14.05.09 IQF GREEN CAPSICUM DICE 20MM 14.05.09 GINGER DICES IN BRINE 14.05.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 14.05.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 14.05.09 BISCUITS, NSA 14.05.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 14.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED,SLICED 14.05.09 SWEETENED BEAN PASTE 14.05.09 WATER CHESTNUT POWDER(ELEOCHARIS DULCIS) 14.05.09 DRIED DATES(ZIZIPHUS JUJUBA MILL) 14.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED,SHREDDED
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14.05.09 EXTRACT, SPIRULINA 14.05.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 14.05.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 14.05.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 14.05.09 TEMPURA PRAWN IJ 6X500G 14.05.09 I&J TEMPURA STICKS 1X3.2KG 14.05.09 I&J TEMPURA HAKE S/ON 30X145G 14.05.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 14.05.09 I&J SALT & PEPPER SQUID 3X1KG 14.05.09 I&J S&P CALA CHPS 5X1KG 14.05.09 I&J SQUID RINGS CRUMB 5X1KG 14.05.09 CAKES 14.05.09 BISCUITS 14.05.09 DRIED SQUID 14.05.09 ROASTED WALNUTS 14.05.09 RICE CAKE 14.05.09 RICE 14.05.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 14.05.09 PRESERVED PLUMS 14.05.09 FRY FISH 14.05.09 CANDY 14.05.09 CRACKERS 14.05.09 HEINZ CHUNKY VEGETABLE MIX 600G 14.05.09 NEINZ CAULI & BROCC MIX 600G 14.05.09 FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES 14.05.09 FROZEN BLUEBERRIES 14.05.09 FROZEN BLACKBERRIES 14.05.09 FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 14.05.09 CHILLED MUSHROOMS 14.05.09 UNCOOKED PASTA, NOT STUFFED, CONTAINING EGGS 14.05.09 SEEDS OF ANISE OR BADIAN 14.05.09 BLACK FUNGUS (WOOD EAR) AURICULARIA SPP. 14.05.09 MUSHROOMS NOT OF THE GENUS AGARICUS 14.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 14.05.09 DRIED HERBS, NON-MEDICINAL 14.05.09 ALMONDS 14.05.09 DRIED DATES 14.05.09 DRIED BEANS,PEAS 14.05.09 CINNAMON 14.05.09 CANNED FISH 14.05.09 CANDY ,NUTLET 14.05.09 CAKES 14.05.09 DRIED FILLETS OF FISH 14.05.09 DRIED TEA 14.05.09 DRIED NUTS 14.05.09 CHINESE SULTANAS 14.05.09 VEGETABLES 14.05.09 TAPIOCA ,PEARL 14.05.09 SWEET BISCUITS 14.05.09 SPICES 14.05.09 SESAMUM SEEDS 14.05.09 SEAWEED
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14.05.09 DRIED SCALLOPS 14.05.09 RICE FLOUR 14.05.09 PEPPER 14.05.09 DRIED OCTOPUS 14.05.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 14.05.09 PICKLES 14.05.09 JELLIES 14.05.09 OATMEAL 14.05.09 OTHER ASIAN STYLE NOODLES 14.05.09 PEARL BARLEY 14.05.09 MELON SEEDS 14.05.09 DRIED MUSSELS 14.05.09 BLACK TEA 14.05.09 ENG BF ALIA 14.05.09 FINEST CEYLON ALIA 14.05.09 GREEN + LEMON ALIA 14.05.09 BLCT FLAV ALIA 14.05.09 ARTICHOKE POWDER EXTRACT 14.05.09 HAWTHORN POWDER EXTRACT 14.05.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 14.05.09 POTATOES 14.05.09 CONFECTIONERY 15.05.09 SHIPMENT OF FLAVOR COMPOUND NO REST 15.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0590 15.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0798 15.05.09 ONION POWDER 15.05.09 SQUID FILLETS 15.05.09 DRIED APPLES 15.05.09 INSTANT NOODLES 15.05.09 PRESERVED FRUITS, NUTS & OTHER PARTS OF PLANTS 15.05.09 OTHER PRESERVED VEGETABLES IN LIQUID OR AIR TIGHT CONTS. 15.05.09 XANTHAN GUM 15.05.09 OAT SEED EXTRACT 15.05.09 FROZEN JOHN DORY FILLETS 15.05.09 OMEGA 3 FATTY ACID ESTER 15.05.09 BATTERED/CRUMBED FISH FILLETS 15.05.09 BISCUITS 15.05.09 FROZEN RAW HEAD OFF OCTOPUS 15.05.09 ASPARAGUS FRESH 15.05.09 TARO 15.05.09 TOMATO PASTE HB30/32 DRUMS 15.05.09 GARLIC 15.05.09 GINGER 15.05.09 BAMBOOLEAVES 15.05.09 GINSENG 15.05.09 LIQUORICE ROOTS 15.05.09 LOTUS 15.05.09 FOLIAGE, BRANCHES AND OTHER PARTS OF PLANTS, WITHOUT FLOWERS OR FLOWER BUDS, AND 15.05.09 FISH 15.05.09 DRIED CHRYSANTHEMUM 15.05.09 DRIEDCHILLI
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15.05.09 DRIED PRUNELLA VULGARIS 15.05.09 BEANPASTE 15.05.09 DATES 15.05.09 CITRUSPEEL 15.05.09 LOTUSROOT 15.05.09 ANGELICA ROOTS 15.05.09 ASTRAGALUS MELILOTOIDES 15.05.09 EUCOMMIA ULMOIDES 15.05.09 MUSHROOMS 15.05.09 PEARL BARLEY 15.05.09 POTATOES 15.05.09 PRESERVED PLUM 15.05.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 15.05.09 SEAWEED 15.05.09 TEA 15.05.09 NOODLE 15.05.09 FROZEN SQUID RINGS, TUBES, STEAKS, ETC 15.05.09 OLIVE LEAF EXTRACT 15.05.09 UNCOOKED PASTA(INSTANT NOODLES 15.05.09 INSTANT NOODLES + SACHET CONTAINING NIL ANIMAL 15.05.09 KUO YUAN PEELED CHESTNUTS 15.05.09 TOMATOPASTE 15.05.09 EPOXIDISED SOYBEAN OIL 15.05.09 DEHYDRATED SPINACH POWDER 100 MESH 15.05.09 GARLIC FLAKES 15.05.09 GRALIC POWDER 15.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC GRANULES 15.05.09 BROAD BEAN - FROZEN 15.05.09 FROZEN CHINESE SPINACH 15.05.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 15.05.09 FROZEN SOY PRODUCT 15.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOT- FROZEN 15.05.09 LOTUS ROOT SLICES - FROZEN 15.05.09 FROZEN TARO 15.05.09 WOW SELECT CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 15.05.09 WOW SELECT CAULI FLORETS 500G 15.05.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 15.05.09 WOW SELECT BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 15.05.09 RAW SWEET CHILLI VANNAMEI PEELED/DEVEINED PRAWNS 15.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOP ROE 16.05.09 CRACKERS 16.05.09 RICE MACARONI 16.05.09 CANDY 16.05.09 GINGER 16.05.09 BISCUITS 16.05.09 RADISH 16.05.09 WHITE GROUND PEPPER 16.05.09 SUGAR 16.05.09 RICE VERMICELLI 16.05.09 CORN STARCH 16.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 17.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0502
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17.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0500 17.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0499 17.05.09 INSTANT NOODLE SHIPMENT 18.05.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 18.05.09 LIVE FISH 18.05.09 NATURAL HONEY 18.05.09 BUCKWHEAT KERNALS 18.05.09 PEPITAS 18.05.09 DRIED SHARKS FIN 18.05.09 CANNED BAMBOO SHOOT 18.05.09 CANNED VEGETABLE 18.05.09 CHINESE GREEN TEA 18.05.09 CRACKER BISCUIT 18.05.09 CANNED LOTUS ROOT 18.05.09 NOODLES 18.05.09 CANNED BOILED CHESTNUT 18.05.09 PRESERVED PLUM IN JAR 18.05.09 HAW FLAKE (CONFECTIONERY) 18.05.09 FROZEN RAW SCALLOP 18.05.09 SQUID PINE/CUT TS 5X1KG 18.05.09 SQUID TUBES U/10 TS 2X5KG 18.05.09 PET CHEWS - RAWHIDE 18.05.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 18.05.09 STIR FRIES 18.05.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 18.05.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 18.05.09 BAMBOO CANE 18.05.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 18.05.09 LICORICE ROOT POWDER EXTRACT 18.05.09 GINGER ROOT POWDER EXTRACT (ZINGIBER OFFICINALE) 18.05.09 ASPARAGUS CHILLED - OFFICINALIS 18.05.09 STIR FRIES 18.05.09 FROZEN DUO VEGETABLES 18.05.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 18.05.09 FROZEN FISH FINGERS 18.05.09 GUZMANIA AND URIESEA BROMECIALEAE 18.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 18.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G 18.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 18.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 18.05.09 SWEET BISCUITS 18.05.09 ORGANIC SPIRULINA TABLETS 18.05.09 ORGANIC SPIRULINA 18.05.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 18.05.09 SNOW PEAS 18.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 18.05.09 PEPITAS (PUMPKIN SEED KERNELS) 18.05.09 SESAMUM SEEDS, WHETHER OR NOT BROKEN 18.05.09 SUNFLOWER SEEDS, WHETHER OR NOT BROKEN 18.05.09 RICE 18.05.09 PUMPKINSEED 18.05.09 DRIED SEAWEAD
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18.05.09 OTHER PASTA 18.05.09 FLAMMULINA VELUTIPES - FRESH MUSHROOM 18.05.09 LENTINULA EDODES - FRESH MUSHROOM 18.05.09 PLEUROTUS ERYNGII - FRESH MUSHROOM 18.05.09 ASPARAGUS 18.05.09 WHEATGLUTEN 18.05.09 DOUGH TWIST 18.05.09 DRIED RICE CAKE 18.05.09 FRZ SCALLOPS 18.05.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 18.05.09 FROZ VEGETABLE MIX 18.05.09 FROZ SOYBEAN IN BRINE 18.05.09 FROZ RAPE BLOSSOMS 18.05.09 FROZ MUSHROOM 18.05.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN 18.05.09 FROZ LOTUS ROOT 18.05.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 19.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 19.05.09 APPLE PIE DICED A10X3 19.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G 19.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 19.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 19.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 19.05.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID TUBE 19.05.09 GREEN TEA (NOT FERMENTED) IN IMMEDIATE PACKINGS OF A CONTENT NOT EXCEEDING 3 KG 19.05.09 BLACK FUNGUS 19.05.09 SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE EXCL FROZEN 19.05.09 OOONG TEA 19.05.09 MUSHROOM 19.05.09 BLACK TEA 19.05.09 NOODLES 19.05.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBE 19.05.09 STIR FRIES 19.05.09 FROZEN BROCCOLI 19.05.09 FROZEN DUO VEGETABLES 19.05.09 SUGAR 19.05.09 DRIED BAMBOO LEAF 19.05.09 TEA 19.05.09 MILK THISTLE EXTRACT 19.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 19.05.09 FUNGUS 19.05.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOMS 19.05.09 CHILLI OIL 19.05.09 SQUID 19.05.09 PDTO FRZ PRAWNS 19.05.09 PD FRZ PRAWNS 19.05.09 MILK THISTLE P.E 19.05.09 GENTIANA P.E 19.05.09 DANDELION P.E 19.05.09 SUNDRIED TOMATO STRIPS 19.05.09 RAWHIDE CHEWS
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19.05.09 FROZEN LOTUS ROOT 19.05.09 FROZEN PEELED SLICED LOTUS 19.05.09 FROZEN SOYBEAN IN POD 19.05.09 FROZEN SOYBEAN MUKIMI 19.05.09 FROZEN TARO 19.05.09 FROZEN BOILED SOYBEANS 19.05.09 FROZEN BURDOCK 19.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS & SUGAR SNAP PEAS 19.05.09 FROZEN ROASTED EEL 19.05.09 FROZEN SUSHI EBI 19.05.09 FROZEN GREEN SOYBEAN 19.05.09 COOKED PEELED FROZEN PRAWNS 19.05.09 OTHER LIVE PLANTS 19.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 19.05.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS 19.05.09 PUMPKIN SEED KERNELS 19.05.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 19.05.09 GROUNDNUT KERNELS 19.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 19.05.09 SUNFLOWER KERNELS - HULLED 19.05.09 FRIED DACE WITH BLACK BEAN CANNED 19.05.09 PUMPKIN SEED KERNELS 19.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 19.05.09 COFFEE 19.05.09 CANNED WATER CHESTNUT 19.05.09 WHITE BACK FUNGUS 19.05.09 DRIED SHITAKE MUSHROOM 19.05.09 CANNED MUSHROOMS 19.05.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 19.05.09 SALTED DUCK EGGS 19.05.09 WASABI PEAS SNACK 19.05.09 RICE CRACKERS 20.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0537 20.05.09 RICE SAMPLE 20.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0658 20.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0664 20.05.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 20.05.09 WIP IMPORTED CAULI FLORET 25MM 20.05.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID TUBE 20.05.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 20.05.09 GINGER 20.05.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES 20.05.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 20.05.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 20.05.09 SQUID TUBE ARR U5 TS 2X5KG 20.05.09 I&J SQUID RINGS CRUMB 5X1KG 20.05.09 I&J S&P SPIRAL CALA 3X1KG 20.05.09 I&J S&P CALA CHPS 5X1KG 20.05.09 I&J FISH COCKTAILS 1X5KG 20.05.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 20.05.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 20.05.09 I&J FISH GOUJONS 1X3KG
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20.05.09 I&J S&P SPIRAL CALA 3X1KG 20.05.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 20.05.09 I&J TEMPURA STICKS 1X3.2KG 20.05.09 TEMPURA PRAWN IJ 6X500G 20.05.09 I&J TEMPURA S/LS 30X115G 20.05.09 SESAME OIL 20.05.09 SEASONED BAMBOO SHOOTS 20.05.09 DRIED GOURD SHAVING 20.05.09 SOY BEAN PASTE 20.05.09 SQUID 20.05.09 SQUID 20.05.09 MAIZE STARCH 20.05.09 OTHER SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 20.05.09 SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 20.05.09 GREEN TEA EXTRACT 20.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 20.05.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS 20.05.09 LIQUID MALTOSE 20.05.09 UNCOOKED PRAWN CRACKERS 20.05.09 WHEAT STARCH 20.05.09 LYCHEE WHOLE 20.05.09 PEAS, FRESH OR CHILLED IP09002373 20.05.09 PEAS IP09002373 20.05.09 REFINED WHITE BEESWAX GRAIN 20.05.09 DRIED MIXED NUTS OR FRUIT 20.05.09 RICE AND PEANUT CRACKER - CHILLI MI 20.05.09 RICE AND PEANUT CRACKER-WASABI MIX 20.05.09 RICE AND PEANUT CRACKER - TERIYAKI MIX 20.05.09 RICE AND PEANUT CRACKER - SOY MIX 20.05.09 FROZEN CRUMBED FISH FILLET 20.05.09 FROZEN TEMPURA FISH COCKTAIL 20.05.09 FROZEN SALT & PEPPER SQUID 20.05.09 FROZEN GARFISH FILLET IN BEER FLAVOURVED BATTER 20.05.09 FROZEN CRUMBED SQUID RINGS 20.05.09 FROZEN TEMPURA FISH FILLET 20.05.09 ASPARAGUS FRESH 20.05.09 GUMAGA1000-10 - AGAR AGAR POWDER 1000 20.05.09 DOG CHEWS 20.05.09 HORSETAIL EXTRACT 20.05.09 THISTLE EXTRACT 20.05.09 GINSENG EXTRACT 20.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 20.05.09 FRESH SUGARSNAP PEAS 20.05.09 TILAPIA FISH 20.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOTS 20.05.09 GARLIC 20.05.09 GARLIC 20.05.09 OTHER VEGETABLES 20.05.09 FROZEN BROAD BEAN 20.05.09 FROZEN CUTTING STEAMED BREAD 20.05.09 FROZEN LOTUS ROOT 20.05.09 FROZEN SOY BEAN
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20.05.09 FROZEN PUMPKIN CAKE 20.05.09 BREAD, NSA 20.05.09 FROZEN VEGETABLE STEAMED BREAD 20.05.09 FROZEN WATER CHESTNUT 20.05.09 FROZEN TARO 20.05.09 EXTRACTS 20.05.09 SCALLOP R/OF 10/20 NP 10X1KG 20.05.09 SCALLOP R/OF 20/30 NEP 10X1KG 20.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 20.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOP ROE 20.05.09 RAW SWEET CHILLI VANNAMEI PEELED/DEVEINED PRAWNS 20.05.09 FRESH LENTINUS EDODES MUSHROOM 21.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0520 21.05.09 ORYZA SPP 0519 21.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0518 21.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0768 21.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0876 21.05.09 NOODLES 21.05.09 MUSHROOMS (EXCL. THOSE OF THE GENUS AGARICUS, WOOD EARS (AURICULARIA SPP.) AND 21.05.09 DRIED SCALLOPS 21.05.09 TEA 21.05.09 BUCKWHEAT 21.05.09 PUMPKINSEED 21.05.09 FROZEN GREEN PEAS 21.05.09 FROZEN BREADED SHRIMP 21.05.09 FRESH SHITAKI & ENOKI 21.05.09 HOMEBRAND FROZEN SPINACH CHOPPED 250G X 12 21.05.09 FLOWER SEED 21.05.09 TOMATO PASTE 21.05.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 21.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI FLORETS 500G 21.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN BROCCOLI/CAULI 500G 21.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CAULI FLORETS 500G 21.05.09 WOW SELECT FROZEN CHUNKY VEG MIX 500G 21.05.09 RICE STICKS 21.05.09 CANE SUGAR 21.05.09 DRIED EDIBLE FUNGUS 21.05.09 DRIED SHRIMP 21.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 21.05.09 DRIED DATE 21.05.09 SALTED JELLY FISH 21.05.09 SPICE MIX 21.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 21.05.09 DRIED ANSEED 21.05.09 BLANCHED KERNEL OF LOTUS SEED 21.05.09 DRIED CUTTLE FISH 21.05.09 DRIED BEANCURD 21.05.09 YAM FLAKES 21.05.09 CHOPPED SPINACH 250G (FROZEN) 21.05.09 APPLE JUICE 21.05.09 FROZEN SALTED JELLY FISH
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21.05.09 MAIZE (CORN) STARCH 21.05.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH IP 08010708 21.05.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC 21.05.09 FRESH PURE WHITE GARLIC 21.05.09 PLANT EXTRACT : GINGKO BILOBA P.E. POWDER 21.05.09 RUSSIAN CARAVAN ALIA 21.05.09 TRAD AFTNOON ALIA 21.05.09 PURE PEP ALIA 21.05.09 CHINESE HERBS 21.05.09 GINSENG ROOTS 21.05.09 DANDELION EXTRACTS 21.05.09 RED CLOVER EXTRACTS 21.05.09 LADY GRY ALIA 21.05.09 GREEN + LEMON ALIA 21.05.09 ENG BF ALIA 21.05.09 TRAD AFTNOON ALIA 21.05.09 BLACK TEA 21.05.09 BLCT FLAV ALIA 21.05.09 PLANT EXTRACTS : WILD YAM P.E.10:1, ARTHROSPIRA P.E. 21.05.09 FRESH CHILLED WHOLE OR PEELED GARLIC 21.05.09 APPLE JUICE CONCENTRATE 21.05.09 MUSHROOMS 21.05.09 WIP BL SQ RINGS R/T 1X5KG 21.05.09 SQUID TUBE ARR U5 TS 2X5KG 21.05.09 SQUID PINE/CUT TS 5X1KG 21.05.09 FROZ SQUID STEAKS TS 5X2KG 21.05.09 SQUID TUBE ARR U5 TS 2X5KG 21.05.09 SQUID TUBES U/10 TS 2X5KG 22.05.09 WIP IMPORTED BROC SML 20-55MM 22.05.09 BLACK TEA 22.05.09 FRUCTOSE 22.05.09 GREEN TEA 22.05.09 PEACHES 22.05.09 BAMBOO FLOORING SAMP 22.05.09 CUCUMBER SEEDS 22.05.09 CANNED LOTUS SEEDS IN SYRUP 22.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOM(MORCHELLA APP) 22.05.09 HONEY SYRUP 22.05.09 SESAME OIL 22.05.09 DRIED LOTUS SEED(NELUMBO NUCIFERA) 22.05.09 RICE STICKS 22.05.09 PRESERVED SALTED BLACK BEANS 22.05.09 PRESERVED JELLY FISH SHREDDED 22.05.09 AGAR-AGAR POWDER 22.05.09 BISCUITS 22.05.09 DRIED ALMOND KERNEL 22.05.09 POTATO STARCH 22.05.09 DRIED DATES(ZIZIPHUS JUJUBA MILL) 22.05.09 MUSHROOM AURICULARIA DRIED 22.05.09 DRIED STAR ANISEED(ILLICIUM VERUM) 22.05.09 SWEETENED BEAN PASTE 22.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED,SLICED
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22.05.09 PUMPKIN SEED 22.05.09 BAMBOO STAKES 22.05.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 22.05.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 22.05.09 FRESH WHITE GARLIC 22.05.09 FRESH GARLIC CLOVES 22.05.09 FRESH GARLIC SPROUTS 22.05.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN SNOW PEA MIX 22.05.09 CHANGS 9X454G FROZEN BOK CHOY MIX 22.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 22.05.09 WHEATEN CORNFLOUR 22.05.09 MALTOSE 22.05.09 SOYBEAN PUDDING POWDER 22.05.09 WATER CHESTNUTS 22.05.09 MAIZE CORNFLOUR 22.05.09 SESAME OIL AND ITS FRACTI 22.05.09 INSTANT & RAMEN NOODLES 22.05.09 BEANS 22.05.09 WHEAT STARCH 22.05.09 BEAN CURD STICK 22.05.09 SALTED VEGETABLE 22.05.09 DRIED FUNGUS 22.05.09 FROZEN SQUID PINEAPPLE CUT,RINGS & TUBES 22.05.09 HOMEBRAND SPINACH CHOPPED 250G 22.05.09 FRESH PEELED GARLIC CLOVES 22.05.09 GERNERAL CARGO VARIOUS COMMODITIES 22.05.09 DRIED LOTUS LEAVES 22.05.09 WHITE SUGAR 22.05.09 COOKED PEELED FROZEN PRAWNS 22.05.09 FROZEN RAW PRAWNS 22.05.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED WHITE SHRIMP 22.05.09 FROZEN TILAPIA FILLETS 22.05.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 22.05.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED WHITE SHRIMP 22.05.09 FROZEN COOKED HEAD-ON WHITE SHRIMP 22.05.09 PICKLED 22.05.09 CORN STARCH 22.05.09 WATER CHESTNUT FLOUR 22.05.09 SESAME OIL 22.05.09 WHEAT FLOUR 22.05.09 DRIED GOJI BERRIES 22.05.09 DRIED APPLE 22.05.09 GARLIC CHILLED 22.05.09 FROZEN SQUID DRESSED 22.05.09 KIMCHI - SALT PRESERVED, VEGETABLES 22.05.09 SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE EXCL FROZEN 22.05.09 ARTEMISIA CAPILLARIS DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 ISATIS INDIGOTICA DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 HEDYOTIS DIFFUSA DRIED GRASS 22.05.09 LEONURUSN JAPONICUS DRIED GRASS 22.05.09 LYSIMACHIA CHRISTINAE DRIED HERB 22.05.09 MORINDA OFFICINALIS DRIED ROOT
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22.05.09 OPHIOPOGON JAPONICUS DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 LIGUSTICUM SINENSE DRIED PLANT 22.05.09 GLYCYRRHIZA URALENSIS DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 GENTIANA MACROPHYLLA DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 ATRACTYLODES MACROEPHALA DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 FORSYTHIA SUSPENSA DRIED POD 22.05.09 ANGELICA SINENSIS DREID ROOT 22.05.09 LYCIUM CHINESE DRIED FRUIT 22.05.09 DRIED SCALLOPS 22.05.09 DIPSACUS ASPER DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 DIOSCOREA OPPOSITA DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 CODONOPSIS PILOSULA DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 POLYGONUM MULTIFLORUM DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 PRUNELLA VULGARIS DRIED GRASS 22.05.09 CASSIA TORAE DRIED HERB 22.05.09 REHMANNIA SPP DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 PSEUDOSTELLARIA HETEROPHYLLA DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 SMILAX GLABRA DRIED ROOT 22.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 22.05.09 BUPLEURUM CHINENSE (ROOT) 22.05.09 CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM (FLOWER TEA) 22.05.09 CITRUS SPP (CITRUS PEEL) 22.05.09 CODONOPSIS TUBULOSA (ROOT) 22.05.09 COIX LACRYMA JOBI (PEARL BARLEY) 22.05.09 MORUS ALBA (STEM) 22.05.09 DICTAMNUS DASYCARPUS (ROOT) 22.05.09 EPIMEDIUM BREVICORNUM (LEAF) 22.05.09 FORSYTHIA SUSPENSA (POD) 22.05.09 FRITILLARIA CIRRHOSA (BULB) 22.05.09 GANODERMA LUCIDUM (MUSHROOM) 22.05.09 GLEHNIA LITTORALIS (ROOT) 22.05.09 ATRACTYLODES MACROCEPHALA (RHIZOME) 22.05.09 CRATAEGUS SPP (FRUIT) 22.05.09 ANGELICA ARCHANGELICA (ROOT) 22.05.09 ZINGIBER OFFICINALE (ROOT) 22.05.09 PANAX GINSENG (ROOT) 22.05.09 PERIOSTRACUM CICADAE (CICADA SLOUGH) 22.05.09 PLATYCODON GRANDIFLORUS (ROOT) 22.05.09 PORIA COCOS (FLAKE) 22.05.09 PRUNELLA VULGARIS (FRUIT) 22.05.09 PSEUDOSTELLARIA HETEROPHYLLA (ROOT) 22.05.09 PSORALEA CORYLIFOLIA (SEED) 22.05.09 REHMANNIA SPP (ROOT) 22.05.09 SCHIZONEPETA TENUIFOLIA (HERB) 22.05.09 SMILAX GLABRA (ROOT) 22.05.09 TRICHOSANTHES ROSTHORNII (FRUIT) 22.05.09 HEDYOTIS DIFFUSA (HERB) 22.05.09 IMPERATA CYLINDRICA (RHIZOME) 22.05.09 MOMORDICA GROSVENORI (FRUIT) 22.05.09 LEDEBOURIELLA DIVARICATA (ROOT) 22.05.09 ISATIS TINCTORIA (STEM) 22.05.09 MORINDA OFFICINALIS (ROOT)
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22.05.09 MILLETTIA RETICULATA (STEM) 22.05.09 LILIUM LANCIFOLIUM (LILY BULB) 22.05.09 LIGUSTICUM CHUANXIONG (ROOT) 22.05.09 LYCIUM CHINENSE (WOLFBERRY) 22.05.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 22.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 22.05.09 PEAS IP09002373 23.05.09 LIVE PLANTS 24.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0663 24.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0677 24.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0772 24.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0654 24.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0655 24.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0848 24.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0661 24.05.09 SHIPMENT OF NOODLES 24.05.09 100 COTTON CAP SAMPLE 6PCS STRAW HAT 2PCS 24.05.09 ARTIFICIAL FLOWER SAMPLES 24.05.09 WILLOW PRODUCTS SAMPLE 25.05.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 25.05.09 PUMPKIN SEEDS 25.05.09 LIVE FISH 25.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 25/09 25.05.09 CORNOIL 25.05.09 WHEATSTARCH 25.05.09 NOODLES 25.05.09 ASPARAGUS 25.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 29/33 25.05.09 LIVE PLANTS 25.05.09 VERMICELLI 25.05.09 SOYBEAN POWDER 25.05.09 ROCK SUGAR 25.05.09 CORDYLINE AUSTRALIS "RED STAR" SINGLE 25.05.09 ROASTED PEANUTS 9/11 25.05.09 OTHER BISCUITS 25.05.09 SQUID 25.05.09 FRESH GARLIC: PEELED 25.05.09 FRESH PEAS 25.05.09 DOG CHEWS 25.05.09 DEHYD CHIVES - ALLIUM SPP 25.05.09 GARLIC GRANULES 25.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS & SUGAR SNAP PEAS 25.05.09 100924 TRI N/MAN CHICKN 12X90G 25.05.09 100924 TRI N/MAN CHICKN 12X90G 25.05.09 DEHYDRATED DICED POTATO 25.05.09 EXTRACTS 25.05.09 MAIZE STARCH 25.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 25.05.09 FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS 25.05.09 FROZEN SOUTHERN BLUE WHITING FILLETS > 1KG 25.05.09 PREP SWEET POTATOE- FROZEN 25.05.09 PREPARED FISH - OTHER
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25.05.09 PREPARED SHRIMP 25.05.09 VEGETABLE SEED-HYBIRD SQUASH 25.05.09 OTHER SPICES 25.05.09 OTHER SUGARS 25.05.09 SALTED PLUM 25.05.09 ROCK SUGAR 25.05.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS 25.05.09 DRIED NOODLE 25.05.09 H/BRAND CRUMB FISH WEDGE 25.05.09 H/BRAND NATURAL FISH FILLET 25.05.09 CALAMARI RINGS 25.05.09 H/BRAND CRUMB FISH FILLET 25.05.09 FROZEN FISH COCKTAIL 26.05.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS UNSALTED 250G 26.05.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 26.05.09 WHITE WASHED DUCK/GOOSE DOWN 26.05.09 MACADAMIA KERNEL 26.05.09 GRIFFONIA SEED POWDERED EXTRACT 26.05.09 SPINACH POWDER 26.05.09 DRIED MIXED VEGETABLES - CARROTS/BEANS MIX 26.05.09 CARROT GRANULES 3MM 26.05.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH - FRESHWATER 26.05.09 PLANT EXTRACTS : ST. JOHNS WORT P.E., GANODERMA LUCIDUM EXTRACT POWDER 26.05.09 GARLIC 26.05.09 PLASTIC 1CTN 26.05.09 GARLIC 26.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0770 26.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0872 26.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0769 26.05.09 FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES 26.05.09 RICE SAMPLES 26.05.09 BA2551 DOG BONE RAWHIDE BLCHD PK 10 26.05.09 SULTANAS 26.05.09 SUGAR COATED MELON 26.05.09 SHITAKE MUSHROOMS 26.05.09 ASSORTED BISCUITS 26.05.09 CANDY 26.05.09 DRIED APRICOT 26.05.09 DRIED PRUNE 26.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 26.05.09 FOX NUTS 26.05.09 PRESERVED PLUMS 26.05.09 SESAME PASTE 26.05.09 SUGAR COATED DRIED FRUIT 26.05.09 JELLY FISH 26.05.09 CHOPPED SPINACH 250G (FROZEN) 26.05.09 PRESERVED MUSTARD 26.05.09 BISCUITS 26.05.09 PEARLY BARLEY 26.05.09 PRESERVED LEMON 26.05.09 SESAME OIL
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26.05.09 SAGO 26.05.09 PRESERVED PLUM 26.05.09 JELLY FISH 26.05.09 NOODLES & RICE STICKS 26.05.09 EGG ROLL 26.05.09 CANDY (INCLUDING SAMPLE) 26.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 26.05.09 DRIED LOTUS SEED AND FOX NUT 26.05.09 DRIED DATES 26.05.09 INSTANT SESAME PASTE 26.05.09 CHINESE TEA 26.05.09 LANOLIN 26.05.09 PEPITA AA GRADE 26.05.09 SWEET ROLLS 26.05.09 SALTED VEGETABLE 26.05.09 SALTED OLIVE 26.05.09 CHINESE COOKIES 26.05.09 DRIED SHARKS FIN 26.05.09 CHINESE TEA 26.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 26.05.09 DRIED OCTOPUS 26.05.09 FROZEN TUNA 26.05.09 PROCESSED GINGER 26.05.09 VEGETABLE SAPS AND EXTRACTS EXCL OPIUM,OF LIQUORICE,OF HOPSEXCL OLEORESIN OF GIN 26.05.09 SQUASH SEEDS 26.05.09 MELON SEEDS 26.05.09 SALTED LETTUCE 26.05.09 ONIONS 26.05.09 RICECRACKERS 26.05.09 NOODLES 26.05.09 SALTED RADISH 26.05.09 CUCUMBERS AND GHERKINS 26.05.09 CHILLIPASTE 26.05.09 BISCUITS 26.05.09 BAMBOO SHOOT 26.05.09 GINGER 26.05.09 SALTEDCUCUMBER 26.05.09 BEANPASTE 26.05.09 FROZEN COOKED & PEELED PRAWNS 26.05.09 ROE ON SCALLOP 26.05.09 PRESERVED DATES 26.05.09 PRESERVED OLIVES 26.05.09 ROOT 26.05.09 SEEDS 26.05.09 SEEDS OF FENNEL 26.05.09 SPICES 26.05.09 PEPERCORNS AND PEPER 26.05.09 GINGER 26.05.09 DRIED CHESTNUTS 26.05.09 DRIED CHILLI 26.05.09 DRIED CHINESE YAM
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26.05.09 DRIED GARLIC 26.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOMS 26.05.09 DRIED ROOT 26.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 26.05.09 CHINESE SOUP BASE 26.05.09 ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS DRIED ROOT 26.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 26.05.09 FRESH ONION FLOWERS 26.05.09 SUGAR SNAP PEA 26.05.09 BISCUITS 26.05.09 DRIED SQUID 26.05.09 ROASTED WATERMELON SEEDS 26.05.09 INSTANT NOODLES 26.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 26.05.09 SHRIMPS AND PRAWNS EXCL PACKED IN AIR-TIGHT CANS, BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTA 26.05.09 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 26.05.09 BUCKWHEAT 26.05.09 IQF DICED STRAWBERRIES 26.05.09 FROZEN, NOT PULPED 26.05.09 CAPS GRN 10MM IMP 1X15KG 26.05.09 CALAMARI RINGS I&J 6X400G 26.05.09 I&J SEAFOOD BASKET 20X210G 26.05.09 I&J S&P SPIRAL CALA 3X1KG 26.05.09 I&J CRMB HAKE S/LS FIL 30X120G 26.05.09 WATER CHESTNUTS 26.05.09 SUGAR SNAP PEAS 26.05.09 CANNED BAMBOO SHOOTS 6/A10 STRIPS 27.05.09 DUCK AND GOOSE DOWN 27.05.09 FRESH CUT ROSES 27.05.09 KAVA KAVA EXTRACT 27.05.09 SESAME OIL AND ITS FRACTIONS 27.05.09 UNCOOKED PASTA CONTAINING EGGS 27.05.09 OTHER PASTA 27.05.09 OTHER ASIAN STYLE NOODLES 27.05.09 PURE CAMOMILE ALIA 27.05.09 PURE PEP ALIA 27.05.09 SESAME SEEDS 27.05.09 FRESH GREEN ASPARAGUS 27.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 27.05.09 ROASTED PERILLA SEED ( PERILLA FRUTESCENS VAR.) 27.05.09 ROASTED SESAME SEED ( SESAMUM SPP ) 27.05.09 FRESH MUSHROOMS(LENTINUS) 27.05.09 DRIED GRANULATED, CHOPPED OR MINCED ONIONS 27.05.09 DEHYDRATED ONIONS 27.05.09 DRIED VEGETABLES 27.05.09 PILLOW SAMPLES 27.05.09 LIVE ORNAMENTAL FISH 27.05.09 FROZEN DICED ONION 27.05.09 RICE 27.05.09 INSTANT AND RAMEN NOODLES 27.05.09 GREEN TEA
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27.05.09 BLACK TEA 27.05.09 EXTRACT 27.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 27.05.09 FROZEN BABY OCTOPUS 27.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 27.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 27.05.09 PUMPKINSEED 27.05.09 SALTED BLACK BEANS 27.05.09 DRIED BLACK FUNGUS (AURICULARIA POLYTRICHA) 27.05.09 DRIED CHRYSANTHEMUM 27.05.09 DRIED DATES 27.05.09 DRIED FLOUNDER 27.05.09 DRIED GARLIC SLICE 27.05.09 SALTED JELLY FISH 27.05.09 DRIED GRASS FRUIT 27.05.09 SZECHUAN GREEN AND RED PEPPER 27.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED SHREDDED 27.05.09 DRIED WHITE COLE 27.05.09 DRIED WHITE FUNGUS (TREMELLA) 27.05.09 PRESERVED MUSTARD 27.05.09 DRIED LOTUS SLICE 27.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOM (MORCHELLA SPP) 27.05.09 DEHYDRATED POTATOES 27.05.09 STRIQCHA20/30-10BJ - STRAWBERRY IQF 27.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 27.05.09 HULLED SESAME SEEDS 27.05.09 CELERY CROSS CUT 27.05.09 GARLIC POWDER 27.05.09 FRESH SNOW PEAS 27.05.09 PEPITA (PUMPKIN) SEEDS 27.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 27.05.09 GARLIC PEANUTS 27.05.09 DEHYDRATED SPINACH POWDER 100 MESH 27.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC FLAKES 27.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC MINCED 27.05.09 GREEN SPRING ONION 8 X 8MM 27.05.09 DEHYDRATED GARLIC GROUND 27.05.09 PLANTS 27.05.09 HERBAL TEA 27.05.09 SANDLEWOOD MOSQUITO STICKS 27.05.09 SEAWEED 27.05.09 RICE MACARONI 27.05.09 MALTOSE 27.05.09 CRACKERS 27.05.09 TEA 28.05.09 PINENUTS KERNELS 28.05.09 PEPITAS 28.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 25/29 28.05.09 GRANLUTED PEANUTS 28.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0633 28.05.09 ORYZA SPP S0733 28.05.09 OTHER ASIAN STYLE NOODLES
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28.05.09 OTHER PASTA 28.05.09 FRESH OR CHILLED GARLIC 28.05.09 SALTED FISH 28.05.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLES & FRUIT 28.05.09 PRESERVED FRUIT 28.05.09 INSTANT AND RAMEN NOODLES 28.05.09 TOASTED SQUID SLICE 28.05.09 SUGAR 28.05.09 CANDY 28.05.09 FRESH ASPARAGUS 28.05.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS SALTED 250G 28.05.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS UNSALTED 250G 28.05.09 SPINACH,NEW ZEALAND SPINACH & ORACHE SPINACH(GARDEN SPINACH),FROZEN 28.05.09 FROZEN BEAN CURDSKIN UNCOOKED 28.05.09 FROZEN RICE PAPER UNCOOKED 28.05.09 PEELED GARLIC 28.05.09 HOMEBRAND NUTS BEER 350G 28.05.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS SALTED 250G 28.05.09 HOMEBRAND PEANUTS UNSALTED 250G 28.05.09 CONFECTIONERY 28.05.09 FROZENTUNA 28.05.09 CORN KERNELS 28.05.09 RICEFLOUR 28.05.09 WHEATSTARCH 28.05.09 RUSHLEEKS 28.05.09 FROZEN SQUID DRESSED 28.05.09 DRIED SQUID 28.05.09 RED BELL PEPPER - 9MM 28.05.09 HORSERADISH GRANULES - ARMORACIA RUSTICANA 28.05.09 GARLIC POWDER 28.05.09 RED BELL PEPPER - GENUS CAPSICUM 28.05.09 GARLIC GRANULES 28.05.09 DRIED MUSHROOM 28.05.09 WHEAT FLOUR 28.05.09 ROCK/BROWN SUGAR 28.05.09 TEA 28.05.09 PEAS IMPORT PERMIT IP09002373 28.05.09 ROASTED MELON SEEDS 28.05.09 DRIED CHILLI SLICED 28.05.09 ROASTED BEAN 28.05.09 ROASTED SEAWEED 28.05.09 ROASTED/GARLIC/SPICY SALTY PEANUTS 28.05.09 BOILED WHITE NUT 29.05.09 DOWN 29.05.09 RICE SAMPLE S0732 29.05.09 FROZEN CRAB MEAT 29.05.09 HOMEBRAND PASTE TOMATO JAR 375G 29.05.09 HOMEBRAND PASTE TOMATO 500G 29.05.09 WHITE GARLIC 29.05.09 PEPPER CORNS 29.05.09 SQUID TUBES U/10 TS 2X5KG
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29.05.09 SQUID TUBES U/10 TS 2X5KG 29.05.09 SCALLOPIQFR/ON40/60 NEP 10X1KG 29.05.09 SCALLOP R/ON 80/100 NEP 10X1KG 29.05.09 SCALLOPS R/ON 60/80 NEP 10X1KG 29.05.09 SCALLOPIQFR/ON30/40 NEP 10X1KG 29.05.09 FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED WHITE SHRIMP 29.05.09 UNIMALDE18-25 - MALTODEXTRIN DE18 29.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 29.05.09 FROZEN SQUID TUBES 29.05.09 FRUIT, DRIED, APPLES 29.05.09 OTHER DRIED FRUIT (OTHER THAN 0801-0806) 29.05.09 PUMPKINSEED 29.05.09 PUMPKINSEED 29.05.09 FROZEN SCALLOPS 29.05.09 DRIED APRICOTS 29.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 25/29 29.05.09 DRIED APPLE 29.05.09 FD CORN 29.05.09 ASSORTED SPICES 29.05.09 DRIED SEAWEED 29.05.09 BAMBOO LEAF 29.05.09 ASSORTED VEGETABLE AND SOUP MIX 29.05.09 WHITE HYACINTH BEAN (LABLAB PURPUREUS) 29.05.09 TSAO KO (AMOMUM TSAO-KO) 29.05.09 ROCK SUGAR & LUMP SUGAR 29.05.09 PRESERVED VEGETABLE 29.05.09 LEMONGRASS POWDER 29.05.09 FLOWER TEA 29.05.09 DRIED PEAR 29.05.09 PEARL BARLEY 29.05.09 DRIED DATES 29.05.09 DRIED HAW & HAW TEA 29.05.09 BISCUITS 29.05.09 BLACK BEANS (PHASEOLUS SPP) 29.05.09 CANDY 29.05.09 BEEF SOUP MIX (MIX SPICES FOR BEEF SOUP) 29.05.09 CLOVES 29.05.09 DRIED BAK CHOY (BRASSICA CHINENSIS) 29.05.09 CITRUS PEEL 29.05.09 ASTRAGALUS EXTRACT 29.05.09 MELON SEEDS 29.05.09 ORANGE ROUGHY FLT .1KG 29.05.09 SSO FLT .1KG 29.05.09 SMOOTH DORY FLT .1KG 29.05.09 SQUID TUBES 29.05.09 ROE ON SCALLOP 29.05.09 ROE ON SCALLOP 29.05.09 COOKWARE 29.05.09 FRESH GARLIC 29.05.09 DRIED ANGELICA ROOT 29.05.09 SEAWEED 29.05.09 FUNGUS
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29.05.09 DRIED ROASTED LENTILES 29.05.09 DRIED CHILLI 29.05.09 DRIED FUNGUS 29.05.09 DRIED DATE 29.05.09 DRIED LOTUS NUT 29.05.09 SMOKED MUSSELS 29.05.09 PLANT EXTRACT : GARLIC P.E. 100:1 29.05.09 COFFEE 29.05.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID TUBE 29.05.09 FROZEN RAW SQUID TUBE 29.05.09 BLANCHED PEANUTS 29/33 29.05.09 WOOD EARS(AURICULARIA SPP) 29.05.09 OTHER NUTS & SEEDS,OTHERWISE PREPARED OR PRESERVED...... 29.05.09 OTHER SEAWEEDS AND OTHER ALGAE 29.05.09 DRIED HERBS,NON MEDICINAL 29.05.09 OTHER CANE OR BEET SUGAR AND SUGAR CONFECTIONERY 29.05.09 OTH FRUIT,NUTS & OTH EDIBLE PRTS OF PLANTS,O/WISE PREP/PRES.W/OR NOT.... 29.05.09 DRIED DATES 29.05.09 OTHER PASTA 29.05.09 COATED MARROWFAT PEAS 29.05.09 ROASTED & SALTED BROAD BEANS 29.05.09 TUNG OIL AND ITS FRACTIONS 29.05.09 GELATIN 29.05.09 RUMEX CRISPUS P.E 29.05.09 GARLIC 29.05.09 PINENUT KERNELS 29.05.09 SUNFLOWER SEED KERNELS
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Question: AQIS54
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Imported Food Safety Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Please provide in percentage terms and the number of tests conducted on food products (fresh and manufactured) being imported into Australia from China?
Answer:
In the period between 1 March 2009 and 25 May 2009, 12908 tests were applied to food from all countries under the Imported Food Inspection Scheme. Of these tests, 1166 tests were applied to food lines imported from China. Of all tests applied, 9.03 per cent of all tests were applied to food from China.
The Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Import Management System also records 78 consignments of raw prawns from China tested for quarantine purposes in the same period.
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Question: AQIS55
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Imported Food Safety Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Please update the previous list of all food inspected by AQIS during the 2008-2009 financial year provided in during the last Senate Estimates Committee Hearing?
Answer:
Attachment 1 contains the list of foods for human consumption from China referred by the Australian Customs Service to the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service between 1 March 2009 and 25 May 2009 for inspection under the Imported Food Inspection Scheme.
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Question: AQIS56
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Imported Food Safety Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
How many of the items from China inspected by AQIS were rejected? What were the reasons for rejecting the shipments? Have any prosecutions been launched?
Answer:
Of the 441 lines of food from China that were tested between 1 March 2009 and 25 May 2009 under the Imported Food Inspection Scheme:
• 26 lines failed for labelling or visual/suitability reasons • 5 lines failed for microbiological or chemical contamination
There have been no prosecutions for these failures. When an imported food is found to be non-compliant with Australian food standards, it is required to be treated, destroyed or re-exported when under Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service control.
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Question: AQIS57
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Agricultural products held up and/or rejected by AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
How many shipments of agricultural products were held up and/or rejected by AQIS last year because of breaches to Australian Quarantine rules in 2008–09?
Answer:
A total of 57 438 shipments (of 476 773 consignments referred to Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service were held up or rejected in the period 1 June 2008 to 31 May 2009 because of breaches to Australian Quarantine rules. They required the following treatments or processes:
Treatment Number
Destruction 7 082
Devitalisation 40
Fumigation 24 763
Heat 1 126
Irradiation 2 998
Other treatments 19 793 includes treatments such as cleaning, disinfection, removal of bark and/or cold storage
Re-export 1636
Total 57 438
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Question: AQIS58
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Agricultural products held up and/or rejected by AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
What was the nature of these breaches? How many of the breaches resulted in the goods not being allowed into Australia? What happened to the goods? Have any prosecutions been launched? How many of these prosecutions were successful?
Answer:
The nature, number and outcomes of Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service responses to non-compliances are listed in answer AQIS56. Only one prosecution involving agricultural products (an individual carrying banana plants into Victoria) has been launched since July 2008. The prosecution was initiated in October 2008 and successfully concluded in January 2009.
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Question: AQIS59
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: AQIS Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
The Budget Related Paper No. 1.1, Portfolio Budget Statements 2009 -10, Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Portfolio, states on page 67; “Outcome 2: Safeguard Australia’s animal and plant health status to maintain overseas markets and protect the economy and environment from the impact of exotic pests and diseases, through risk assessment, inspection and certification, and the implementation of emergency response arrangements for Australian agricultural, food and fibre industries.’ How does cutting 125 staffing positions possible help deliver Outcome 2?
Answer:
As indicated by the Secretary in his opening statement to the Committee, to manage the department’s outcomes within its budget appropriation while maintaining a financially secure position, the department estimates staffing levels may need to decrease by about six per cent. Further, the Secretary advised that the change in staffing levels will not be achieved by an across-to-board cut and that the department’s resource allocations decisions will reflect priorities and realise opportunity to achieve efficiencies. I also refer you to page 69 of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Portfolio Budget Statements 2009-10, Note 2, which indicates that any change in average staffing levels will be managed without impacts on frontline operations.
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Question: AQIS60
Division/Agency: Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Topic: Zero markets lost Hansard Page: Written
Senator Nash asked:
Budget Related Paper No. 1.1, Portfolio Budget Statements 2009–10, Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Portfolio, page 71, Program 2.1 Key Performance Indicators states that in 2008–09 ‘zero markets lost’. Does the government stand by this claim?
Answer:
No overseas markets were lost as a consequence of failed export certification.