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In 2024, a Burmese company representing farmers from Shan State has obtained the quarantine access agreement from GACC (China Customs General Administration) of both China and Myanmar, planning to export pineapples to China through border trade channels during this year's pineapple production season.
Burmese pineapples are mainly grown in northern Shan State, southern Shan State, Mon State, and Tanintharyi Region, and are typically sold to neighboring countries through border trade.
Indonesia, the world's largest pineapple producer, has an annual output of 3.2 million tons, with its tropical climate and fertile volcanic soil providing ideal conditions for high-quality fruit cultivation.
In 2025, the global pineapple market will be dominated by Indonesia, the Philippines, and Costa Rica.
Demand for organic pineapples in North America and Europe continues to grow, creating significant profit opportunities for growers.
Burmese pineapples are mainly grown in northern Shan State, southern Shan State, Mon State, and Tanintharyi Region, and are typically sold to neighboring countries through border trade.
Indonesia, the world's largest pineapple producer, has an annual output of 3.2 million tons, with its tropical climate and fertile volcanic soil providing ideal conditions for high-quality fruit cultivation.
In 2025, the global pineapple market will be dominated by Indonesia, the Philippines, and Costa Rica.
Demand for organic pineapples in North America and Europe continues to grow, creating significant profit opportunities for growers.
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In 2024, a Burmese company representing farmers from Shan State has obtained the quarantine access agreement from GACC (China Customs General Administration) of both China and Myanmar, planning to export pineapples to China through border trade channels during this year's pineapple production season. Burmese pineapples are mainly grown in northern Shan State, southern Shan State, Mon State, and Tanintharyi Region, and are typically sold to neighboring countries through border trade. Indonesia, the world's largest pineapple producer, has an annual output of 3.2 million tons, with its tropical climate and fertile volcanic soil providing ideal conditions for high-quality fruit ...
Source: Foodmate
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