China: A large quantity of domestically produced fruits are pouring into Russia

Published 2024년 3월 7일

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The Russian Federal Service for Animal and Plant Health Supervision has reported a surge in fruit imports from China to Russian border areas, particularly in the Transbaikal Territory and the Amur region. The Transbaikal Territory alone imported over 21,800 tons of fruits, including citrus, apples, and pears, from January to February 2024. The region also resumed banana imports in January 2024, after a suspension in 2019. The increase in Chinese fruit exports to Russia began in 2023, following the opening of the Kani-Kurgan–Heihe border checkpoint.

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Recently, the official website of the Russian Federal Service for Animal and Plant Health Supervision (Rosselkhoznadzor) issued a series of announcements, emphasizing that the total amount of fruits exported from China to Russian border areas has increased. At the same time, it stated that Russia will expand the import of Chinese fruits and increase the number of foreign varieties. From January to February 2024, Russia's Transbaikal Territory alone imported more than 21,800 tons of fruits from China, mainly citrus, apples, and pears. Due to the surge in demand for oranges, grapefruits, pears, and apples, compared with before 2023 Compared with two months, shipment volume has more than doubled. It also includes 2,897 tons of niche tropical fruits, including mango, dragon fruit, avocado and passion fruit, an increase of three times compared with the same period last year. The border checkpoint located in the Zabaikal Krai suspended the import of bananas in 2019 and did not resume ...

Source: Guojiguoshu