More and more fruits and vegetables in Xinjiang

Published 2020년 8월 7일

Tridge summary

From January to June of this year, Xinjiang's Khorgos Port has exported 38,900 tons of fruits and vegetables, nearly 90% of which were real estate fruits and vegetables, mainly to Central Asian and European countries. The variety of exports has also increased, now including over 10 types of nectarines, prunes, and onions. The Horgos Jinyi International Trade Group ensures quality control throughout the process, and local agencies monitor exported fruits for disease. A "green channel" has been established for fast customs clearance of agricultural products, shortening transportation time.
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Original content

At the moment when the melons and fruits are fragrant in Xinjiang, more and more seasonal fruits and vegetables are exported to Central Asia and European countries by virtue of the advantages of local ports and keep their quality and freshness. The reporter learned from Khorgos Customs that this year from January to June. A total of 38,900 tons of fruits and vegetables were exported from the Khorgos Port in June, of which nearly 90% of the total exports in a single month in June were real estate fruits and vegetables, mainly exported to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Belarus and other countries. Xinjiang Real Estate Fruit and Vegetable Export The variety of products has also become more abundant. From the original traditional varieties such as apples, grapes, peppers, tomatoes, etc., to more than 10 varieties of nectarines, prunes, onions, etc., the export momentum continues to improve. Horgos Jinyi International Trade Group ( The company's deputy general manager Yu ...
Source: People.cn

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