China's customs denies reports it plans to slow inspections of imported coal
Monday, March 17th 2025, 4:38:17 am
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China's customs authorities have denied reports that they plan to go slow on inspections of imported coal, potentially leading to fewer imports. China's General Administration of Customs said in a Weibo post on Sunday that it was aware of reports online that customs inspections would be delayed from April 1, resulting in longer clearance times. The China Coal Transportation and Distribution Association said on Friday evening that customs administrations in multiple parts of China would step up inspections of imported coal from April 1.
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