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00:00 UTC+8 March 11, 2009
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IMPORTS by Chinese mainland of duty-free farm produce from Taiwan grew 177 percent between December 15 and mid-February to 2,635 tons from the same period a year earlier, reflecting the policy of "three direct links," statistics released yesterday showed.
The General Administration of Customs said the goods were valued at US$2.78 million, up about 80 percent. The customs tariffs that would have been charged totaled 3.23 million yuan (US$0.5 million).
The General Administration of Customs said the goods were valued at US$2.78 million, up about 80 percent. The customs tariffs that would have been charged totaled 3.23 million yuan (US$0.5 million).
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