Imported Myanmar watermelon sweet Chinese New Year

Published 2023년 1월 20일

Tridge summary

The Mangman Passage at Wanding Port in Ruili, Yunnan, on the China-Myanmar border is bustling with activity as the Spring Festival approaches, with trucks full of Myanmar watermelons and melons entering the customs and being transported all over China. These watermelons, which account for about 80% of the Chinese watermelon market in winter, are particularly preferred in the northern Chinese markets due to their size and sweetness. Despite a decrease in trading volume due to the epidemic over the past two years, trade has picked up this year with the return of normal customs clearance at the port, reaching over 100 vehicles in the Changhe Fruit Trading Market daily. Over 80% of these employees are Burmese, and the port has implemented measures such as appointment clearance and green customs clearance to ensure the fast entry of watermelons and other seasonal fruits.
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Original content

As the Spring Festival is approaching, the Mangman Passage at Wanding Port in Ruili, Yunnan, on the China-Myanmar border is a busy scene: trucks full of Myanmar watermelons and melons have entered the customs since then, and have been transported to all parts of the country, and will soon appear in Chinese New Year meals On the table. "I ate a table of big fish and meat during the Chinese New Year, and a plate of sweet Burmese watermelon, which is especially refreshing." In Changhe Fruit Trading Market, the largest fruit trading market in Wanding, the "Watermelon Agency" of China and Myanmar is busy Excited. They said that in winter, the Chinese market, especially the northern market, especially likes watermelons from Myanmar. In the market, trucks with license plates from Hei, Ji, Liao, Henan, Hebei, Chongqing, Sichuan and other places shuttle back and forth, which proves the words of "watermelon agents". Statistics show that China is the world's largest producer and consumer of ...
Source: Ciie

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