Chinese blueberries increase their presence in the local market and seek export opportunities

Published 2024년 11월 27일

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The China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Foodstuffs, Native Products and Animal By-Products (CFNA) has formed a Blueberry Committee to expand the Chinese blueberry market. The committee includes international companies like Camposol, Agrovision, and Driscoll's, as well as local breeders and producers. The initiative aims to establish quality standards, improve market growth, and consider the legal certainty of imported blueberry varieties. The CFNA's actions are in response to the growing Chinese blueberry industry and the early fruit production, potentially impacting import volumes from southern hemisphere countries like Peru and Chile.

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The China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Foodstuffs, Native Products and Animal By-Products (CFNA) is making efforts to expand the Chinese blueberry market, considering the increase in production of new varieties and sales opportunities in the region. This is confirmed by the creation of the first Blueberry Committee of the Chamber of Commerce made up of important international companies with operations in China, including Camposol, Agrovision, Agroberries, Driscoll's, Fall Creek, PLANASA, among others. One of the companies invited to be part of the committee was Giddings Fruit, along with local breeders and producers. In conversation with Portalfruticola.com, Gonzalo Matamala, general manager of Giddings Fruit Asia Pacific (APAC) & Mainland China, confirmed the news, indicating that the formation of the committee is a sign that blueberries will soon be a flagship of exports in the fresh product category of China. "China has a growing blueberry industry, with more ...

Source: MXfruit