SAG certifies first shipment of gourmet fractionated honey to China

Published 2020년 6월 2일

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Chile has exported over 1.5 tons of gourmet fractionated honey to China, marking the country's first export of this type of honey to Asia. The shipment, which was packaged in jars of 500 and 250 gr, was transported through the Arturo Merino Benítez airport and is expected to be received at the Shanghai International Airport. The Chinese market has a high demand for quality and safety in fractionated honey, with New Zealand and Australia being its main suppliers. This export is significant as it demonstrates Chile's high animal health and safety standards and provides a potential market for honey, a product of high commercial value. The Agricultural and Livestock Service of Chile will continue to work towards maintaining the country's zoosanitary status to open more markets and opportunities for Chilean products globally.

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Santiago, June 2, 2020.- More than a ton and a half of gourmet fractionated honey for the Chinese market, certified by the Agricultural and Livestock Service, SAG, in the first export of this type of product to the Asian market, which opens a important business opportunity for honey that is produced mainly from native forest, with a high commercial value. The National Director of SAG, Horacio Bórquez, stated that "this shipment is of great relevance, since it opens the possibility of changing the way of exporting Chilean honey to another commercial modality, since it is currently carried out in 300 kg bulk drums . unlike fractional honey that includes added value, as it is in direct consumer packaging ”. This first export consists of 1,680 kg of honey packaged in jars of 500 and 250 gr, corresponding to the company JPM Exportaciones, and was carried out through the Arturo Merino Benítez airport to arrive at the Shanghai International Airport. Currently, the Chinese market is one ...

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