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Joy Wing Mau Embarks on New Chapter With Headquarters Relocation

The Joy Wing Mau Group has relocated its headquarters to the Binhai Tower, a state-of-the-art multifunctional complex in Shenzhen’s Bao’an District.

 December 26, 2023
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Fresh Vietnamese Watermelons Granted China Market Access

On Dec. 18, Chinese customs authorities announced that fresh watermelons from Vietnam could be imported into China.

 December 24, 2023
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Chilean Cherry Industry Shines at 2023 Cherry Conference

The Chilean cherry industry claimed the spotlight at the 2023 Cherry Conference held in Jiaxing, China, on Dec. 16.

 December 20, 2023
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South Africa Commences Table Grape Harvest Season

In South Africa, export-inspected table grapes totaled 27,500 metric tons as of week 48, marking a 20% decline from the previous season due to a delayed start.

 December 19, 2023
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Yunnan Blueberries Hit Market Early This Year

Yunnan-grown blueberries have made an early entrance into the market this year, fetching premium prices.

 December 13, 2023
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Chile Set To Export Peaches and Apricots to China This Season

Chile is set to start exporting peaches and apricots to China this season.

 December 13, 2023
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Fresh Kazakhstani Peaches and Apricots Granted China Market Access

On Dec. 4, China’s General Administration of Customs announced that fresh peaches and apricots from Kazakhstan could be imported into China.

 December 10, 2023
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Uruguayan Lemons Approved for Import Into China

On Nov. 29, Chinese customs authorities announced that fresh Uruguayan lemons could be imported into China.

 December 10, 2023
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High-Quality Dragon Fruit in Short Supply in Vietnam

Despite farm gate prices for Vietnamese dragon fruit reaching their annual peak, the available supply is falling short of market demand.

 December 05, 2023
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Domestic Delights: China’s Grape Market Grows More Self-Reliant

Quality improvements and better availability are prompting more Chinese consumers to buy domestically grown table grapes, with imports expected to drop 30% in 2023/24.

 November 28, 2023
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