Tridge summary
Dole Fruit and Vegetable Trading Company in China has signed a purchasing agreement with the Philippine Embassy during the China International Import Export fair, focusing on importing Philippine durians. The details of the contract value and import volume have not been disclosed. This comes as China's durian market continues to grow, with Malaysia also looking to export fresh durian to China in the near future.
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One of the Philippine durian distributors in China, Dole Fruit and Vegetable Trading Company (Shanghai), on November 6 signed a purchasing agreement with the Philippine Embassy in China within the framework of the Fair. China International Import Export (CIIE) takes place from November 5 - 10. "Philippine durian is very delicious and sweet. If there is fruit that is not sweet, you will get a refund," Philippine Ambassador to China Jaime Florcruz said at the ceremony. However, details of the agreement on contract value and import volume have not yet been announced. According to SCMP, the main export agricultural products in this contract are durian and papaya. Dole Company announced that its durian sales recorded an annual growth rate of more than 20% since 2019, and affirmed that China's durian market is booming. China began importing Philippine durians since Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr's state visit to Beijing and the signing of a trade agreement in early 2023. ...
Source: Agriculture
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