1.2 tons of Tajikistan cherries arrived in Xinjiang; returning to the Chinese market after 4 years

Published 2023년 5월 11일

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The first batch of cherries from Tajikistan arrived in Urumqi, marking the start of the cherry export season and the return of Tajikistan cherries to the Chinese market after a pause due to the epidemic. Tajikistan is known for its favorable conditions for cherry farming and produces a large harvest from mid-May to mid-June. The country's cherries are grown in the eastern part of Khatlon and are famous for their quality and taste. In recent years, China has become a major consumer of Central Asian cherries, along with Russia. These cherries are sold both offline and online in China. China Southern Airlines plays a key role in transporting the cherries from Central Asia to China.

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Recently, the first batch of 1.2 tons of cherries from Tajikistan arrived in Urumqi from Dushanbe this year. It was also the first batch of cherries to enter the Urumqi air port this year. The customs only took one and a half hours to complete the inspection and release, and made every effort to ensure that the cherries were fresh on the market as soon as possible. .This is also the first batch of Tajikistan cherries to return to the Chinese market since 2019 after the epidemic. Tajikistan has abundant sunshine, fertile land, and abundant water sources. It has unique conditions for agricultural development. The rich cherries are thick and tender, rich in juice and sweet in taste. The large-scale harvest and export season of cherries in Tajikistan usually starts around May 10. It lasts until around mid-June. Cherry prices are low in the local market, with wholesale prices of about $2/kg in 2022 and retail prices of cherries at $3-4/kg. Two cherry varieties are grown in Tajikistan, ...

Source: Guojiguoshu