The Chinese mainland remains committed to the promotion of economic and cultural exchanges and cooperation across the Taiwan Straits, and will continue to facilitate the import of Taiwan food products, a mainland spokesperson said Sunday.

Ma Xiaoguang, a spokesperson with the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, made the remarks in response to a media inquiry.

The mainland stands ready to continue to help solve problems involving incomplete details and irregularities in the registration information of some Taiwan food enterprises, Ma said.

Since last year, some Taiwan food companies saw their exports to the mainland affected by a failure to improve the registration information as required by relevant regulations, he noted.

The spokesperson said the mainland attaches great importance to handling these problems and is actively working to help solve them.

Following a review by relevant regulatory authorities, a total of 63 enterprises that met the requirements, including Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor Inc., have been approved for registration or to update their registration information, he said.

In cases where companies failed to meet the requirements and could not be registered for the time being, the reasons have also been specified and explained to relevant companies, according to the spokesperson.

(Cover: File photo of a Taiwan food booth at the Tianjin-Taiwan trade fair, July 4, 2019. /Xinhua)