From sporadic bulk to full cabinet imports, CIIE in China encourages East Timor coffee trade to "run"

Published 2021년 3월 18일

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The China International Import Expo (CIIE) has been instrumental in connecting China with the world and has served as a platform for international procurement, investment promotion, cultural exchanges, and open cooperation for the past three years. It has significantly expanded, with the 'Circle of Friends' growing and the transaction procurement and investment project results being quite fruitful. One notable example is East Timor's coffee industry, which has seen substantial growth after participating in the CIIE. The industry has gained increased publicity and has become a member of the National (Regional) Center of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, leading to the opening of the first East Timor National Pavilion Coffee Industry Center in Shanghai and large-scale trade imports. The highest single contract value for East Timor coffee beans and civet coffee has reached $3.5 million, and it is projected that orders this year will reach $5 million.

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Original content

[China International Import Expo] After three years of development, the China International Import Expo has transformed exhibits into commodities and exhibitors into investors, exchanges ideas and ideas, connects China and the world, and the four major platforms of international procurement, investment promotion, cultural exchanges, and open cooperation continue to play a role It has become an international public product shared by the whole world. The "Circle of Friends" of CIIE is getting bigger and bigger, the results of transaction procurement and investment projects have been fruitful, and the spillover drive effect has continued to enlarge. We will successively release a series of "CIIE Stories" to tell about participation What achievements and changes did the exhibition bring to TAs? A container full of nearly 20 tons of fine coffee beans made its maiden voyage from the port of Dili, the capital of East Timor. After a few days, it stopped at Shanghai Waigaoqiao Port in the ...

Source: Ciie