In China, Sun Fuji apples sell for as high as USD10

Published 2021년 2월 3일

Tridge summary

Japan has exported its high-priced, high-quality Sun Fuji apples for the first time in December 2020 to China, where they are sold in high-end supermarkets and through Wechat vendors. Originating from Aomori, Japan's prime apple-growing region, these apples are known for their red color, crispiness, and balance between sweet and sour. The lack of extreme climate changes this season has led to a higher quality crop. Each apple sells for USD10 in China, making them a luxury fruit option for consumers. Another Japanese apple variety, the Sekai Ichi, has also been imported and sold at an even higher price of USD16 per unit.
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Original content

Japan stands out in the world because it offers fruits of excellent flavor and quality, but above all at high prices, in which grapes, raspberries and especially the Sun Fuji apple stand out, reported Produce Report. The first batch of Sun Fuji apples exported from Japan arrived in December 2020. This variety was incorporated into high-end supermarkets and Wechat vendors. This type of apple is well known in Japan, reports say. In fact it is stranger than the Orin or Honey Peach apple. Imported Sun Fuji apples are characterized by their red color, which differentiates them from other fruits. Each Sun Fuji apple is grown in a bagless method, which means that it is grown under light until ripe, hence the name "Sun Fuji" and which is produced in Aomori, a famous apple growing region of Japan. And it is considered as "the cream of the crops" among the country's high-end categories. This season, the apple-producing region has not had extreme changes in the climate, therefore, the ...

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