Grape exports hit a record high in 2024, with 1/4 coming from Yunnan!

Published 2025년 3월 3일

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In 2024, China's grape exports saw a significant increase, reaching 593,600 tons with an export value of 6.603 billion yuan, marking a 22.80% increase in volume and a 13.73% increase in value from the previous year. Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam and Thailand, was the primary market for these exports due to their high demand and underdeveloped local grape industry. Yunnan Province led the grape exporting provinces in China, followed by Fujian and Shandong, benefiting from their advanced industrial chains and suitable climates for grape cultivation. The growth in China's grape exports is attributed to factors such as increased production, improved trade relations, and the advantage of off-season supply, with the implementation of RCEP playing a notable role in reducing tariffs and trade barriers.

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According to customs statistics, China's grape exports reached 593,600 tons in 2024, with an export value of 6.603 billion yuan. Compared with 2023, the export volume increased by 22.80%, the export value increased by 13.73%, and the export volume hit a record high. However, the export unit price was 11.12 yuan/kg, a year-on-year decrease of 8%. From the perspective of the export market, Southeast Asia is the main export destination for Chinese grapes, with Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia ranking at the top. Vietnam's imports reached 151,500 tons, with an import value of 1.846 billion yuan; Thailand's imports were 128,100 tons, with an import value of 1.406 billion yuan. The above two countries have a strong demand for Chinese fresh grapes. On the one hand, they have a large population, a huge consumer market, and a considerable consumption of fresh grapes; on the other hand, the local grape planting industry is relatively weak and difficult to To meet ...

Source: Guojiguoshu