Uzbekistan got the opportunity to export lemons to China

Published 2022년 9월 21일

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Uzbekistan has received approval to export lemons to China, adding to the country's citrus fruit exports to around 15 countries. The approval follows a phytosanitary protocol signed last year with China. Around 10 packaging enterprises and over 100 gardens and greenhouses in Uzbekistan meet the Chinese Phytosanitary Service's requirements. Since 2022, around 3,000 tons of lemons have been exported. Negotiations with China are ongoing for the export of other agricultural products grown in Uzbekistan.

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According to the information service of the Agency for Quarantine and Plant Protection of Uzbekistan, permission has been received for the export of Uzbek lemons to China. The report notes that citrus fruits are exported to approximately 15 countries of the world, including the People's Republic of China. The protocol on phytosanitary requirements and control between the Plant Protection Agency and the General Administration of Customs of China was signed last year, Nuz.uz reports. The result of the next dialogue was the definition of packaging shops that will export to China. In Uzbekistan, lemons of the Mir and Mayer varieties are mainly grown. See also: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan will again export onions to the EU this year? Citrus fruits are ready to be harvested in October-November and, subject to the creation of the necessary conditions, can become a source of income even until May. To date, about 10 packaging enterprises, more than 100 gardens and greenhouses in ...

Source: Eastfruit