The first ceremony of Cambodian mango exports to China was held in Phnom Penh

Published 2021년 5월 7일

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The first shipment of Cambodian mangoes to China was launched at the Hongtai Cold Chain Company in Phnom Penh, marking the start of direct exports of fresh fruits from Cambodia to China, following bananas. The move is seen as a significant achievement in China-Cambodia agricultural cooperation, with both countries planning to also export longan, dragon fruit, pepper, bird's nest, and coconut. The process involves quarantine heat treatment and sterilization to ensure pest-free mangoes, and the initiative is expected to increase the income of Cambodian agricultural workers, improve livelihoods, and develop the country's cold chain logistics industry and ports.
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The picture shows Cambodia's export of fresh mangoes to China. Ouyang Kaiyu, Phnom Penh, May 7th (Reporter Ouyang Kaiyu) The first ceremony of Cambodian mango exports to China was held on the 7th at the factory of Hongtai Cold Chain Company in Phnom Penh. Mangoes became After bananas, Cambodia can directly export fresh fruits from China. The picture shows some representatives attending the ceremony. Ouyang Kaiyu Photo by Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia Wang Wentian said in his video speech that China-Cambodia relations are particularly friendly and have profound accumulations. Historical sentiment. Since the outbreak of the new crown epidemic, China and Cambodia have watched and helped each other, engaged in cooperation in the fight against the epidemic on the one hand, and pragmatic cooperation on the other. Today, we are hosting the first launch ceremony here to witness the successful export of Cambodian mangoes to China. This is a pragmatic cooperation between China and ...
Source: Sohu

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