White strawberries from China will be supplied to the Middle East

Published 2024년 3월 27일

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The allure of white strawberries is on the rise in China, captivating both local and international consumers with their distinctive look and scent. Yantai Xiangyiyuan Ecological Agricultural Development Co., Ltd is eyeing the Middle Eastern market for exports. This season, these strawberries hit the market later than usual, resulting in unusually large fruits, some reaching up to 100 g. This burgeoning interest has led to a dip in prices for many standard strawberry varieties, with some witnessing a price drop to half of last year's figures. Despite the growing enthusiasm, the challenges in perfecting cultivation techniques and carving out a market niche have led to inconsistent fruit quality and reduced prices.
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The popularity of white strawberries (strawberries) in the Chinese market is growing every year due to its distinctive appearance and aroma. The original color and taste also contribute to the interest of foreign consumers in the berry. The Chinese company Yantai Xiangyiyuan Ecological Agricultural Development Co., Ltd plans to export its white strawberries to the Middle East. This was reported by AgroTimes with reference to HortiDaily. Read also: Unique white strawberries may disappear in Chile White strawberries hit the market about 20 days later than usual this year. Thanks to the longer growing period, the berries are noticeably larger: a significant proportion of the fruits weigh around 50 g, and some even reach 100 g, in contrast to the typical weight of 20-30 g. In China, more and more producers are deciding to grow white strawberries. As a result, the country ...
Source: Eastfruit

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