Demand for Chinese fruits and vegetables in Mongolia is constantly growing

Published 2024년 6월 24일

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Over 60,000 tons of vegetables and fruits, worth $40 million, have been exported from China to Mongolia daily through the Ereenhot checkpoint in Northern China since the start of the year. The demand for these agricultural products from Mongolia is steadily increasing, as shown by the Haogang import-export company in Ereenhot constantly increasing its exports of bell peppers, cucumbers, broccoli, apples, pears, and bananas to Mongolia. A "green corridor" was launched at the Ereenhot checkpoint in 2018 to ensure the freshness of agricultural products, allowing for rapid customs inspection and clearance.

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Every day, at the Ereenhot checkpoint of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (Northern China), trucks with refrigerated containers loaded with fresh vegetables and fruits are sent to neighboring Mongolia after customs inspection, CentralAsia reports. Ereenhot is the largest land border crossing between China and Mongolia. According to customs data, since the beginning of this year, more than 60 thousand tons of vegetables and fruits with a total value of 283 million yuan (about $40 million) have been delivered to Mongolia through Ereenhot. Read also: Uzbekistan will increase supplies of fruits and vegetables to Mongolia after signing an Agreement on transportation between countries Zhang Yucheng, general director of the Haogang import-export company in Ereenhot, is convinced from his own experience that Mongolia's demand for Chinese vegetables, fruits and other types of agricultural products is growing at a steady pace. In response to growing demand, his company is constantly ...

Source: Eastfruit