China and Chile have signed a protocol to grant market access to 14 new frozen fruit items from Chile, taking their bilateral trade relations to a new high. The protocol allows for the import of 14 additional frozen fruit items, including raspberries, apples, and grapes, in addition to the previously permitted blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries. In 2020, Chile exported 171,000 metric tons of frozen fruit worth $435 million, with berries contributing $340 million. China was the fifth-largest market for Chilean frozen fruit, with purchases totaling 11,000 metric tons valued at $23 million. This marks the first time China has approved the import of a variety of other frozen fruits from Chile.