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Govt mandates compulsory ethylene oxide testing for spice exports to Singapore, Hong Kong - Vimarsana News

Govt mandates compulsory ethylene oxide testing for spice exports to Singapore, Hong Kong

At present, spice exports to these countries are subject to mandatory testing for a carcinogen, Aflatoxin, and a dye, Sudan I-IV. However, ETO testing is mandatory for consignments meant for the EU and the UK

Corona wave: Compulsory testing for people entering Germany from China - Vimarsana News

Corona wave: Compulsory testing for people entering Germany from China

In the future, anyone entering Germany from China will need at least one rapid antigen test. Health experts from the 27 EU countries had previously given an urgent recommendation for such tests.

Corona wave in the People's Republic: No EU-wide test obligation for travelers from China - Vimarsana News

Corona wave in the People's Republic: No EU-wide test obligation for travelers from China

After turning away from the zero-Covid policy, a corona wave rolled over China. However, the 27 EU member states cannot agree on mandatory testing for people entering the country.

No. of nucleic acid tests halved to twice for Hong Kong's inbound travellers starting from 21 November 2022 - Vimarsana News

No. of nucleic acid tests halved to twice for Hong Kong's inbound travellers starting from 21 November 2022

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Hong Kong testing orders now fail to make sense - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong testing orders now fail to make sense

University study calls into question cost-effectiveness of targeting buildings holding hundreds of people when only a small number are found to have Covid-19

Source: scmp.com