Fresh cranberry prices in China reach $47 per kilogram

Published 2021년 12월 28일

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China's largest cranberry grower, Fuyuan Honghai Plant Company, has reported a third consecutive year of record harvests in 2021, with an estimated production of around 4,100 metric tons. Despite the high price of 300 Chinese yuan ($47) per kilogram, cranberries are increasingly popular in China due to their nutritional value. The company employs advanced freshness preservation technologies, ensuring a consistent supply in major Chinese supermarkets. This development comes at a time when China's domestic cranberry industry is advancing and overcoming trade tensions with the U.S. by focusing on the quality and diversity of its cranberry products, as highlighted by the recent introduction of fresh cranberries in China's Costco stores.

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Fuyuan Honghai Plant Company (抚远红海植业有限公司), China’s largest cranberry grower, has seen a bumper harvest for the third consecutive year in 2021. Located in the city of Fuyuan in Heilongjiang province, the company has a planted area of 280 hectares, of which 100 hectares have now entered the high-yielding period and the remaining 180 hectares have yet to bear fruit. All of the picking work was completed two months ago and this year’s production volume is estimated at approximately 4,100 metric tons. Owing to advanced freshness preservation technologies, cranberries produced by Honghai have been available in major supermarkets throughout China for some time and will remain in supply until next spring. Although cranberries have a sour taste, they have been gaining increasing popularity among Chinese consumers on account of their nutritional value. Against this backdrop, the market price for fresh cranberries in China has recently reached 300 Chinese yuan ($47) per kilogram. During the ...

Source: Producereport