Indonesia's policy adjustment affects China's fresh pear exports

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China's pear exports increased by 18.26% year-on-year in the first half of 2025, with a phased decline in the Indonesian market due to the impact of policies.Indonesia delays registration approval for testing labs untilAugustThe same time only recognizes thePesticide Residue Test Reports for Specific Time PeriodsSome batches requiresecondary inspectionThe result is longer customs clearance times.15-20 daysThe increase in testing costs is approximately30%Container demurrage increases50%The

Recent policy adjustments led to a year-on-year decline in export volume of 30% in July-August, the main impact of theExporters in North China Production Area. But at the end of August20 Chinese laboratoriesCOA certification credentials reinstated, new test reports from SeptemberElimination of secondary inspection. Coupled with the implementation of the MarchNew tariff policy (0%/15%/25% three grades) simplifiedCustoms clearance process, reducing compliance costs.

The industry expects the second half of the year to see the Indonesian marketCompensatory growth(math.) genusMiddle East marketcontinue to lead the way. Looking ahead the industry plans to accelerateProcess of internationalization of testing standardsExporters accelerateDiversified layoutThe

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