Taiwanese custard apple returns to the mainland and will soon arrive in Guangzhou Jiangjinghui, China

Published 2023년 12월 7일

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The peak production season for Taiwanese pineapple custard apples is from December to April, with the first batch arriving at Kaohsiung Port on December 5 and being shipped to the mainland. Import of Taiwanese custard apples to the mainland was suspended due to detections of the oceanic mealybug, leading to a drop in price. After coordination and communication efforts, the import of custard apples from Taiwan was resumed, and a seminar was held to facilitate overseas export.

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The peak production season for Taiwanese pineapple custard apples is from December to April of the following year, and it is now the harvesting period. The first batch of custard apples from Taitung County, Taiwan has arrived at Kaohsiung Port on December 5, and will be shipped via " The Taiwan-Pingtan cross-strait direct freight route is shipped to the mainland. The first batch of custard apples are of the pineapple custard apple (atemoya) variety. They arrived in Pingtan, Fujian today, and were then shipped to Guangzhou Jiangmenghui Market for sale. Due to repeated detections of the oceanic mealybug, Taiwanese custard apples have been suspended from import by mainland customs since September 20, 2021. Originally, 90% of Taitung pineapple custard apples were sold to the mainland, because they could not be sold to the mainland for more than two years. The price of Taiwanese pineapple Custard Apple dropped from NT$70-80/NT$/kg (NT$15.8-18.1/600g) to NT$15/NT$/kg (NT$3.4/600g). ...

Source: Guojiguoshu