Jordan decides to suspend imports of animal and plant products from China
China
Mar 31, 2020
The Jordanian Ministry of Agriculture stated on February 2 that the Jordanian authorities have announced a moratorium on the import of Chinese animal and plant products to prevent COVID-19. The Director of Licensing Division of this Ministry said that the action is to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Jordan, and the Ministry of Agriculture will review the decision âin the futureâ. Relevant import licenses have been suspended until further notice.
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