"Double Eleven" Has Not Yet Arrived. In October, Cross-Border Online Shopping Prohibited Products Showed "Blowout Growth".

"Double eleven" has not yet arrived, but the electricity providers are early warming up, ready for war.

But the statistics of Beijing entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau in October showed that:

The number of intercepted items in direct mail entry items showed a "blowout growth", which increased by nearly three times as compared with that in September.

It is reported that during the "double eleven" period, the Beijing State Inspection Bureau will intensify the inspection of postal entry items.

According to the introduction, in October, the State Inspection Bureau of Beijing gave a total inspection and quarantine.

The 8402 batch of direct mail entry items, mainly from Canada, the United States and other countries, intercepted 53 batches of prohibited items, most of which were dried sea cucumber and other animal products and plant seeds.

The above prohibited items are prohibited by the Ministry of agriculture and the State General Administration of quality supervision and quarantine.

Prohibited entry items in the entry list of animals and plants and their products.

Zhang Jijun, director of the mail office of Beijing State Administration of inspection, said that the quarantine of unqualified animal products would pose a threat to China's food safety and agricultural production safety.

At present, the national inspectors have intercepted the prohibited objects and sent them to the laboratory for testing.

When the "double eleven" comes, the Beijing State Administration of inspection reminds consumers that, according to the list of animals and plants and their products prohibited from carrying and sending in, there are 3 categories and 16 items of products which are prohibited from carrying and sending in.

In the process of "Hai Tao" and "cross border online shopping", consumers must pay attention to the relevant laws and regulations in our country, so as to avoid unnecessary economic losses.