CCP's 10 Measures on Taiwan: Chou Chun-mi Urges Farmers to Prioritize Quality, Market Globally
Following the CCP's announcement of 10 measures concerning Taiwan, Pingtung County Magistrate Chou Chun-mi urged farmers to improve product quality and expand global sales. She criticized the measures as politically motivated and highlighted past unfair import bans.
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- 📰 Published: April 12, 2026 at 20:15
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After KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen concluded her visit to China and returned to Taiwan, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China announced 10 measures concerning Taiwan this morning, including supporting Taiwan's agricultural and fishery products to participate in various exhibitions and matchmaking events in mainland China to expand sales channels.
Chou Chun-mi, who attended a county government event this afternoon, told media in a joint interview that it was clearly a decision made for political reasons, and Pingtung has borne the brunt for many years. Whether it's pineapples, mangoes, grey mullet, groupers, or wax apples, all have been constrained by Chinese factors, leading to import bans. Today's unilateral show of goodwill, she noted, has significant political implications.
Chou Chun-mi emphasized that in recent years, crises have been turned into opportunities by upgrading agricultural and aquatic products. She urged farmers to ensure good quality and market their products worldwide. (Editor: Chen Ren-hua) 2026-04-12
Chou Chun-mi, who attended a county government event this afternoon, told media in a joint interview that it was clearly a decision made for political reasons, and Pingtung has borne the brunt for many years. Whether it's pineapples, mangoes, grey mullet, groupers, or wax apples, all have been constrained by Chinese factors, leading to import bans. Today's unilateral show of goodwill, she noted, has significant political implications.
Chou Chun-mi emphasized that in recent years, crises have been turned into opportunities by upgrading agricultural and aquatic products. She urged farmers to ensure good quality and market their products worldwide. (Editor: Chen Ren-hua) 2026-04-12