Chilean cherry fruit witness the world opportunities brought by opening up China

Published Feb 25, 2024

Tridge summary

Cherries have become a popular fruit in China during the Spring Festival, with the country importing a significant amount from Chile, a journey of nearly 20,000 kilometers. This is a testament to China's high-level opening up, with 146 types of high-quality agricultural products from 51 countries and regions allowed by customs in 2023. Over 92% of Chilean cherries are exported to China, driving growth in Chilean cherry agriculture and leading to technological and management improvements. China's large market and efficient domestic circulation system have made imported goods more affordable, supporting domestic production, improving people's livelihood, and promoting trade exports.
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Original content

During this year’s Spring Festival holiday, terms such as “Chelizi adult goods are top-notch” and “Chelizi freedom” became hot searches on Weibo. "The children at home like to eat cherries. They are bright in color, sweet and delicious. They are on the market during the Spring Festival, which means they are booming. The price is not expensive now, so I will buy more." Chengjiaqiao, Changning District, Shanghai. Ms. Chen, a street resident, expressed the feelings of many consumers. As the "star" of imported fruits, cherries have become one of the popular fruits for consumption in this year's Spring Festival market. From Chile to China, across the ocean, the cherry market journey proves that opening up China has always been an important opportunity for world development. Open the map of the world and you will see that China and Chile are separated by oceans, with a straight-line distance of nearly 20,000 kilometers. Each and every delicate fruit comes through mountains and rivers, ...
Source: Ciie

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