Can Chinese Sweets and Snacks purchased from Chinese Supermarkets Be Sent Abroad? Chinese people outside of China purchased Chinese sweets, non-perishable food (not meat) like dried noodles and Chinese convenience food want it sent to them? It was simply purchased in supermarkets or shopping centers and needs to be sent abroad. Please advise. Is this allowed? Otherwise how can Chinese people get their own food from their country if they want it?

I find that to get the correct information about each step in the shipping, it's best to use Google Chinese-to-English translator and translate the Chinese characters listed. The English doesn't always match what the Chinese says or one English phrase is applied to multiple different Chinese phrases. Ex. I was in dismay to see that the latest step for me has my order back at the origin! But the accompanying Chinese phrase says, when translated, "Guangzhou, 【Guangzhou International Center】has been exported directly". It would help if whatever ship it's on could once in a while post "It's still on the boat." or something because the last report was 6 weeks ago.

I need to give the English address in China to persons abroad.
The Chinese address is: 福建莆田市城厢区太平洋中心名流之家G栋1001
I translated as follows:
528 Licheng South Avenue, Mingliu Zhi Jia, building G, apartment 1001
Chengxiang District, Putian 351199
China

The 528 and postal code 351199 is marked on the entrance of the buildings, so should be ok.

Thanks for confirming my translation is ok.
Regards
Paul