What does the 'lure, trap, and kill' accusation refer to?

The MAC argues that China first encourages dependency on its market, then disrupts trade through political bans, and later forces compliance with political conditions for reentry while imposing high taxes, creating instability for farmers.

What is the current tax situation for Taiwanese sugar apples in China?

Since 2024, Taiwanese sugar apples entering the mainland are subject to a total tax rate of 29%, which includes a 20% tariff and a 9% value-added tax.

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MAC Terms China's Agricultural 'Support' as a 'Lure, Trap, and Kill' Strategy

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Tensions between Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council and China’s Taiwan Affairs Office highlight the risks of trade dependency, as Taiwan accuses Beijing of using agricultural market access as a political tool.

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Q: What does the 'lure, trap, and kill' accusation refer to?: A: The MAC argues that China first encourages dependency on its market, then disrupts trade through political bans, and later forces compliance with political conditions for reentry while imposing high taxes, creating instability for farmers.
Q: What is the current tax situation for Taiwanese sugar apples in China?: A: Since 2024, Taiwanese sugar apples entering the mainland are subject to a total tax rate of 29%, which includes a 20% tariff and a 9% value-added tax.