China: Investigation on improving quality and efficiency of Xinjiang's forest and fruit industry and how to break through the revenue ceiling

Published 2021년 2월 21일

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Xinjiang is developing its forestry and fruit industry, improving quality and efficiency and increasing income for farmers by providing guidance and support. The region is using climate quality certification to optimize planting structure and has established a five-level technical service system. Xinjiang Fruit Industry Group has invested over 300 million yuan in processing lines and exports walnuts and walnut kernels. The industry is also shifting its focus from distribution to marketing and building diversified sales channels, including e-commerce. The 'Ten Cities and Hundred Stores' project is helping Xinjiang's forest and fruit products to be sold nationwide.

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In a drying field in Wutam Township, Ruoqiang County, Xinjiang, jujube farmers are drying and sorting red dates. Pieces of red dates have become a fiery red landscape at the foot of Altyn Mountain. Photo by Que Hu Re (Chinese Classical Vision) Workers process walnuts in the walnut kernel sorting and processing workshop of the Xinjiang Walnut (Hetian) Wholesale Market in Hotan County. Photo by Ma Chengzhong Xinjiang is a well-known "hometown of melons and fruits" in the country, with a total area of more than 22 million mu of forest and fruit planting, accounting for the main income Nearly 30% of the total income of farmers in the production area. During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Xinjiang has included the forestry and fruit industry as one of the ten major industries for development. In the face of new development opportunities, how should the forestry and fruit industry turn its mass advantage into market competitiveness and win Get more consumers' favor? A reporter from ...

Source: Sohu