China Waives Import Tax on Select Seeds and Working Dogs to Boost Agriculture Until 2030

China will waive import value-added taxes on selected seeds, genetic resources, and police dogs from 2026 to 2030.
The policy aims to boost agricultural competitiveness and breeding capacity.
The waiver covers approved seed and germplasm imports, as well as military, police, and rescue working dogs (including semen and embryos).
The exemption applies to qualified research, breeding, conservation, and cultivation institutions.

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