Imported cherries dominate the Chinese wholesale market, durian prices continue to rise

Published 2023년 1월 9일

Tridge summary

The Guangzhou wholesale fruit market is experiencing a surge in sales, particularly of imported fruits, especially Chilean cherries, Australian nectarines, and flat peaches, Peruvian green grapes, South African blue grapes, and Chilean blueberries. The market also has a good supply of avocados and durians, with durian prices on the rise due to limited supply. Additionally, domestic fruits like spring oranges, kumquats, and fruit gift boxes are also available. The article highlights the variation in quality and price of the imported fruits and the smooth sales of the more expensive brands.
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Original content

It is the peak period of fruit sales from New Year's Day to Spring Festival. The wholesale fruit market in Guangzhou is very busy and the types and quantities of imported fruit continue to increase, with Chilean imported cherries leading the way. With the arrivals of sea freight, there are already Chilean cherries of different brands, varieties and specifications on the market, which are the most popular imported fruit. After talking to several cherry traders, some said that 2J and 3J cherries are more popular at the moment and customers like to buy larger size fruits. Other traders said that there is not much difference in the distribution of different size cherries and that customers pay more attention to the quality of the supply. In terms of packaging specifications (such as 2.5 kg, 5 kg, two in one, etc.), there is no obvious difference in sales. In terms of delivery quality, some merchants said that the overall quality is still satisfactory, but some also described the ...
Source: AGF

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