2.4 tons of frozen lychees from Conghua, Guangzhou, are exported for the first time!

Published 2024년 9월 4일

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For the first time, China's Conghua region has exported 2.4 tons of frozen lychees to the United Arab Emirates. Located in Guangdong, one of China's leading lychee production areas with 300,000 mu dedicated to the crop, Conghua has overcome previous preservation challenges to extend the lychee's preservation period beyond one year, thanks to advancements in ultra-low temperature freezing and fresh-keeping technology. This breakthrough allows Conghua lychees to be sold globally throughout the year, addressing issues with color fading and quality changes in traditional freezing methods.
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According to China News Service, the first batch of 2.4 tons of frozen lychees from Conghua were exported to the United Arab Emirates for the first time. Guangzhou Conghua is an important lychee production area in China and a famous lychee hometown. The lychee planting area in the district is 300,000 mu, accounting for 7.3% of Guangdong Province. The ripening period is concentrated from late June to early August each year. It is the latest lychee production area in Guangdong. It has famous lychee varieties such as double shell Huaizhi, Conghua Guiwei, and Conghua Nuomici. A relevant person in charge of a local fruit and vegetable preservation company in Conghua introduced: "The first batch of frozen lychees exported to the UAE were processed with the most advanced ultra-low temperature freezing and fresh-keeping technology to ensure that they can still maintain freshness during long-distance transportation. "The taste and color are as beautiful as before." In the past, Conghua ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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