The article reports on the opening of the 2024-2025 cherry season in China, with the arrival of the first shipment of Chilean cherries at the Guangzhou Nansha Port, marking the start of the season and indicating a significant increase in cherry imports. It highlights the anticipated rise in import volume, which is expected to double compared to the previous year, leading to a decrease in cherry prices due to an oversupply in the market. This situation is further exacerbated by the high production rates of Chilean cherries, as stated by the Chilean Cherry Committee, resulting in a substantial drop in prices compared to the previous year. The article also mentions the variation in cherry prices over the season and the expectations of lower prices for imported cherries, making them more affordable for consumers.