The Spanish persimmon arrives in China

Published 2024년 2월 6일

Tridge summary

Spanish persimmons have made a successful entry into the Chinese market, with the first shipment of the Rojo Brillante variety arriving in Shanghai and Guangzhou. The fruit, distributed by Valencia-based company The Natural Hand, has been well received by Chinese consumers. The company's CEO, Juan Carlos Martínez, is satisfied with the fruit's quality and acceptance in the market. Despite China's high quality demands, Martínez sees potential in the Chinese market for the Spanish persimmon sector. The Natural Hand plans to increase its shipments in future campaigns, aiming to send around 70 containers in the coming years.
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Original content

The Spanish persimmon has already begun to be marketed successfully in China. Specifically, the first three containers of the Rojo Brillante variety, which departed on December 14 from the port of Algeciras, arrived in perfect condition on January 25 in Shanghai and on the 29 in Guangzhou. From these facilities this fruit from Valencia has been distributed, and has already been marketed, and has been well accepted by consumers. The Chinese market has always been in the spotlight of the Spanish persimmon sector as it is a destination with great consumption potential for the premium quality genre, despite being a country that leads the production of this fruit. The negotiations between Spain and China to open this destination have been long. They began in 2016, the protocol was signed in the first quarter of 2023, and was finally fully sealed on November 28. And the persimmon sector, in the midst of a complicated season, has not missed the opportunity to enter this complex market. ...

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