China will be supplied with blueberries from Serbia

Published 2024년 5월 13일

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Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Europe has led to significant progress in agricultural trade, with China setting up phytosanitary requirements for Serbia to export fresh blueberries. The General Administration of Customs of China issued these regulations on May 8, making Serbia the second Greek country, after Hungary, to export certain fruits to China. The requirements aim to ensure the fruit meets several conditions, including being grown under good agricultural practices and integrated pest management. Additionally, cold treatment is necessary before shipping. A new free trade agreement between China and Serbia, set to take effect on July 1, is expected to further boost trade relations between the two nations.

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The visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Europe can be classified as more than fruitful. To the agreement to import Hungarian cherries, the supply of blueberries from Serbia is now added. On May 8, the General Administration of Customs of China issued the document establishing the phytosanitary requirements that the country on the Balkan Peninsula in southeastern Europe must meet to export fresh blueberries to the Asian giant's market. Serbia is one of the largest berry producers in Europe. Its season runs from early June to October and it will be the second fruit accepted by China from this country, after apples in 2023. Related news: China will import cherries from Hungary According to the document from the General Administration of Customs of China (original in Chinese), the fruit must meet a series of requirements, since 10 worrying quarantine pests have been detected. Therefore, among several aspects, orchards that ...

Source: MXfruit