BEIJING — The risks of imported inflation are generally controllable in China though the rise in international bulk commodity prices has pushed up the production costs of enterprises, the General Administration of Customs (GAC) said on July 13.

At present, China's economy is continuing its stable and sound performance and factors conducive to stabilizing prices are also increasing, GAC spokesperson Li Kuiwen told a press conference.

The State Council, China's cabinet, has taken a slew of measures to guarantee the supply of bulk commodities and stabilize prices, Li said, adding that as the effect of the policies continues to unleash, the market will maintain stability.