Vietnam: Strong demand makes China not only increase chili imports but also expand production abroad

게시됨 2021년 6월 5일

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China, the world's leading chili exporter, has seen a significant increase in domestic chili prices due to a combination of the Covid-19 pandemic, harsh weather, and reduced production, leading to a sharp rise in prices in early 2021. This has caused a ripple effect in neighboring countries. In response, Chinese agricultural company, Qingdao Lulu Agricultural Equipment Co., Ltd., is planning to expand operations to Pakistan by investing $10 million to establish the 'Pakistan - China Chili Industrial Park' in Lahore or Karachi. The park will grow chili peppers, process them into various products, and export them to China, the Middle East, Europe, and America. The company aims to complement Pakistan's resource richness with its production and industry management experience.

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원본 콘텐츠

Chinese-produced chili is characterized by a beautiful red color, moderate spiciness. China is the world's largest chili exporter for many years in a row, to the following markets: Korea, Japan, Mexico, Australia, the US and Southeast Asian countries; The main export products are frozen fresh chili, dried chili, paprika, chili sauce, canned chili, and some other products. Each year, China exports about 70,000 tons of chili powder and dried chili, to markets such as Spain, Mexico, the United States and countries in Southeast Asia…. In 2020, due to the Covid-19 epidemic, chili prices in China dropped sharply, making this country's chili growers not much interested in chili plants. That combined with bad weather caused the country's chili production to plummet, pushing prices up sharply in early 2021, having a ripple effect on the prices of chili peppers in neighboring countries, including Vietnam. Chili prices in China started to increase from November 2020, and by the beginning ...

출처: Vinanet