"Chelizi can't go green" has been repeatedly misread

Author: Chen Guangjiang

Recently, some netizens asked the Sichuan Provincial Transportation Department on the "Ask Politics Sichuan" platform that they recently used a minivan to pull a car to sell in Chengdu, and in the process was charged a road fee, "Isn't there a policy for minivans to exempt melons, fruits and vegetables from tolls?" The Sichuan transportation department responded that the transportation of cherries can enjoy the "green channel" policy, and the cherries do not enjoy it.

Cherries can be exempted from tolls, not cherries? Many netizens are confused. For cherry, the internet entry reads: Cherry, transliterated from the English word Cherry (i.e. cherry), specifically refers to the large thick-skinned cherry produced in the American countries. In Shandong, Liaoning and other places in China, there have been the introduction of cherry fruit trees, forming a variety of Chinese large cherries. If so, why can't cherries be exempt from tolls? Is it "white horses not horses"?

In fact, this is a misreading of the "Green Pass Policy". The Sichuan transportation department has made it clear that according to the regulations, vehicles legally loaded with vehicles transporting products in the national unified "Catalogue of Varieties of Fresh Agricultural Products" are exempted from vehicle tolls, and cherries belong to the varieties determined by the Catalogue of Varieties of Fresh Agricultural Products, while cherries are not included in the catalogue. Why didn't Che Lizi make the list? According to the People's Republic of China's domestic trade industry standard "Classification and Code of Fresh Fruits" (SB/T 11024-2013), cherries belong to the evergreen fruit tree pulp, aliases include warbler peach, peach, thorn peach, and there is no mention of cherries.

Under the circumstance that the relevant departments clearly require the implementation of the "green pass policy" in strict accordance with the "Catalogue of Fresh Agricultural Product Varieties", Che Lizi cannot go green through the legal basis and is beyond reproach. That is to say, not all vegetables, melons and fruits belong to fresh agricultural products, and the fresh agricultural products that people usually understand are not necessarily in the "Catalogue of Varieties of Fresh Agricultural Products". As long as it is not in this directory, it cannot be exempted from tolls; even in the directory, it must meet the requirements of "whole vehicle loading", and mixed loading is not OK.

In reality, due to the lack of understanding of the policy, many novice drivers have suffered losses. There are many cases like cherries. For example, apples can go green, but snake fruits can't; cabbage can, baby cabbage can't; spinach can, oil wheat vegetables can't; tomatoes can, small tomatoes (cherry tomatoes) can't; cucumbers can, cucumbers (milk melons) can't... These vegetables, melons and fruits that cannot go green are not included in the "Catalogue of Varieties of Fresh Agricultural Products". In other words, cherries cannot go green and have nothing to do with their origin.

In recent years, similar incidents have been repeatedly reported by the media, so there are not a few drivers who have been charged tolls. In addition, the charging standards of toll stations in various places are different, and even individual toll collectors arbitrarily raise the threshold and charge more in disguise, which often leads to a discount on the policy of benefiting the people. In the context of the country's efforts to reduce logistics costs and smooth the economic cycle, the phenomenon of "difficult access to green channels" should attract the attention of relevant departments.

In fact, similar to the Chelizi incident can not all blame the social misreading, the "Catalogue of Fresh Agricultural Product Varieties" is not scientific enough, the update speed is too slow, etc. are also objective problems. According to reports, not long ago, after the incident of "going to the leaf lettuce can not go to the green pass" at a toll station in Nanjing, some people in the fruit and vegetable industry called for further improvement of the "Catalogue of Varieties of Fresh Agricultural Products" to let the policy of benefiting the people release greater dividends. (Chen Guangjiang)

Source: Guangming Network - Commentary Channel