China has exported its first batch of colored sweet peppers to Asia, totaling 20 tons. The peppers, grown in the Ledu area, have a high yield of 4 tons per mu. Chinese exporters are looking to expand their sales markets within the "One Belt, One Road" network.
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On November 18, the first ever batch of colored sweet pepper was exported to Asia from the city of Haidong in northeastern China. From now on, more than 80 tons of colored pepper will be sent in batches to Russia and the countries of Central Europe. This is reported by FreshPlaza. This first batch contained 20 tons of sweet pepper. The yield of this vegetable, grown in the Ledu area, reaches 4 tons per mu (0.66 ha). In the future, Chinese exporters plan to expand the sales markets for their fruits and vegetables within the "One Belt, One Road" ...
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