Kyrgyzstan’s cherry suppliers seek bigger market share in China

Published 2024년 12월 20일

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An online meeting was held between Kyrgyzstani cherry suppliers and Guangzhou Jiangnan Food Supply Chain Co. Ltd. to explore export opportunities to China. Kyrgyzstan gained access to the Chinese cherry market in 2015 with specific export requirements. However, imports were suspended in 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The country's cherry harvest season is from May to October, aligning with the Chinese market's off-season. The suppliers introduced their cherry varieties and export capabilities, and the Chinese company stressed the importance of timely delivery. Both parties are open to further negotiations and trial shipments after evaluation.

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According to a news report from the Kyrgyz National News Agency Kabar, Kyrgyzstan’s official news agency, an online meeting was recently held between Kyrgyzstani cherry suppliers and representatives from Guangzhou Jiangnan Food Supply Chain Co. Ltd. to explore opportunities for exporting cherries to the Chinese market. Fresh Kyrgyzstani cherries officially gained access to the Chinese market in 2015, with China’s General Administration of Customs stipulating that the cherries undergo either cold treatment or fumigation prior to shipment. Approved cold treatment regimens include a core temperature of 1 degree Celsius or below for at least 16 days or 2.1 degrees Celsius or below for at least 21 days. In 2016, China imported 78 metric tons of fresh cherries from Kyrgyzstan. The import volume peaked at 171.6 metric tons in 2019. However, in 2022, cherry imports from Kyrgyzstan into China were suspended owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the first 10 months of 2024, Kyrgyzstan exported ...

Source: Producereport