Spanish cherry exports to China with a new agreement

Spanish cherry exports to China with a new agreement, recently, China and Spain signed new agricultural trade protocols, regarding export of pork and cherries to the Chinese market. The protocol was signed within the framework of the President's official trip to China.

China and Spain signed new agricultural trade protocols recently, this new agreement opens China to Spanish cherries exports to the Chinese market, local consumers soon taste juicy fresh produce come from sunny Spain.

Cherry production in China is expected to rise by 6% in the 2024/25 marketing year due to expansion of the cultivated area for cherries in local China. Consumption is also expected to rise; internal policy encourages domestic consumption also play a significant role. Look at this recent article from Reuters....

Spain's Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food, Luis Planas, and the Minister of the General Administration of Customs of China, Sun Meijun, signed a new protocol to export cherries to that Asian country. The protocol was signed within the framework of the President's official trip to China. The signing of the protocol will speed up the conclusion of those requirements that the Asian country demands.

Spanish sales to China account for 2.5% of agri-food exports. China is undoubtedly a strategic market for many Spanish companies and represents a potential for Spanish exports. It is Spain's ninth market in value and its third non-EU market after the United Kingdom and the United States. This new agreement opens China to Spanish cherry exports.....See more from Reuters here

Overall, China is important market for fresh produce, particularly for fruit like cherries, Chinese consumers love imported quality fruits, an increase in sales of imported cherries is also anticipated in the Chinese market.

China increases cherries fruits imports, due to the rise in supply from Chile, the leading cherries supplier. Meanwhile, A growing number of local Chinese farmers are dedicating themselves to this fruit, an increase in sales of imported cherries is also anticipated.

Such as Chinese local farmers in Shanxi, Shaanxi, Gansu, Sichuan, Guizhou, and Yunnan are encouraged to plant more cherries in mountainous or hilly areas, local Chinese cherry farmers are also busy with its fresh produce production.

With cherries cultivation, innovation is also on the way, especially those in traditionally producing provinces such as Liaoning and Shandong, the local cherry farmers are active involving in replacing old cherry varieties like with market-preferred ones, all is for supplying the better cherries to the Chinese market.

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