China imports dried chilies from Rwanda for the first time

Published 2021년 8월 6일

Tridge summary

China has made history by importing 200 kilograms of dried chili peppers from Rwanda, marking the country's first import of African dried chili products. This event underscores China's position as the world's largest consumer of chili peppers, with a notable increase in imported dried chili volumes in the first half of this year. The climate of Rwanda is well-suited for chili cultivation, offering cost advantages. Following the first China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo in 2019, Rwanda has gained access to the Chinese market for dried chili products, with Hunan International Development Co., Ltd. planning to import 50,000 tons of dried chili from Rwanda over the next five years. Additionally, the company aims to export agricultural equipment to Rwanda to boost its pepper planting and processing capabilities. This development aligns with Hunan Province's strategy to explore trade and processing of non-resource-based products from Africa.
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Original content

On August 4, Changsha Customs issued an entry cargo inspection and quarantine certificate for 200 kilograms of dried chili peppers from Rwanda, Africa. It is reported that this is China’s first import of African dried chili products. The integrated customs clearance method declares imports to Changsha Customs and clears them smoothly at the Guangzhou Baiyun Airport port. China has the largest chilli consumer group in the world, and the import demand for dried chillies is large. According to customs statistics, the country imported 119,900 tons of dried chillies in the first half of this year, a year-on-year increase of 45.55%. Rwanda’s climate is suitable for chilli planting and can be produced in one year. 2-3 seasons, and the cost advantage is obvious. This batch of dried chili imports is the first African non-resource-based product that Hunan has promoted access after the first China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo in 2019. At the expo, relevant Hunan enterprises and Rwandan ...
Source: Ciie

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