40 tons of Malaysian durian arrives in batches, Indonesia promotes market access to China

Published 2024년 8월 27일

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The article reports that Malaysia has started exporting durians to China, with the first shipment consisting of 1,500 boxes weighing 15 tons and the second shipment containing 20 tons. The durians were delivered to major Chinese cities within 24 hours of their arrival using cold chain logistics. China's durian market is expected to become more vibrant with the arrival of Malaysian durians, and Indonesia is also moving forward with the negotiation of durian and coconut exports to China. Indonesia has been applying for the export of durians to China since 2020 and aims to cultivate Chinese investment in its durian planting industry, offering 5,000 hectares of land for the purpose.

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The first batch of 1,500 boxes of 15 tons of durian were sent to China by air on August 24 and arrived at Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport at 8 pm on the 25th. The second batch of 20 tons of durian departed on August 25 and arrived at Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport in the early morning of the 26th. After about 5 hours of air transportation, these fresh durians were quickly transported by train, truck, airplane and other cold chain logistics after customs clearance, and were distributed to major cities in China within 24 hours. The third batch of durian will also depart soon and be shipped to the Chinese market. With the official export of Malaysian durian to China, the Chinese durian market continues to heat up, and Indonesia has also accelerated the negotiation progress of durian export to China. Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi revealed that Indonesia is pushing for the negotiation of the protocol for the export of frozen durian and coconut to China as ...

Source: Foodmate