The CIIE journey of the least developed countries; sweet bread pineapple from Benin meets a golden key for China

Published 2024년 5월 11일

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Benin is set to begin exporting its unique variety of pineapples to China, following a protocol signed with China last September and the completion of Chinese quarantine access. This comes as the China International Import Expo (CIIE) has provided support to least developed countries like Benin to enter the Chinese market with their specialty agricultural products. In just two months, the first batch of Benin pineapples, known as 'sweet bread', was exported to China, with more exports expected for Benin's cashew nuts and cotton. This achievement is seen as a significant step forward in China-Benin economic and trade cooperation, benefiting both countries.

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Benin is one of the least developed countries announced by the United Nations. Looking down from space, its territory is shaped like a key, running from the Gulf of Guinea to the hinterland of West Africa. "Key" is often regarded as a symbol of "opportunity". When attracting investment, locals also describe themselves as "the key to open the door to Africa". A kind of pineapple called "sweet bread" is produced in abundance in southern Benin. Last September, China and Benin signed a protocol on plant quarantine requirements for the export of fresh pineapples to China, and Benin pineapples officially obtained Chinese quarantine access. In order to speed up the export of pineapples to China, Benin people came to the "Four Leaf Clover" to find The "golden key" to quickly enter the Chinese market. Helping Benin pineapples achieve the "fastest export to China" Pineapples are one of Benin's main export agricultural products, with a local planting area of more than 6,000 hectares and an ...

Source: Ciie