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GWM China Fruit Import Update: Cherries, Week 1/2016The market’s focus remains on Chilean produce, most notably c January 19, 2016
Mabel

Cherries on the tree
JD.com and eJiangnan Work to Speed Access to Overseas ProduceRecently, JD.com joined eJiangnan in opening the country' January 12, 2016
E. S. Jackson
Fresh Port Provides Consignment Service for Imported FruitRecently, Produce Report learned from Fresh Port that their o January 11, 2016
E. S. Jackson
Exclusive Interview: Chen Shaopeng, co-Chairman, Joyvio-Golden Wing Mau“As we’ve pursued agriculture all these years, we’ve accompli January 06, 2016
Dan Siekman
British Columbia's 2015 Blueberry Season a SuccessThe 2015 fresh blueberry season's crop topped out at 73.5 million kilograms (162 million pounds) December 17, 2015
Produce Report
Sun World Eyes on Chinese Market with Year-Round SupplySun World is a major Californian (CA) grape grower, packer, a December 17, 2015
Xiaoling
Joyvio and Golden Wing Mau Merge into China’s #1 Fruit CompanyOn December 16, Joyvio Group, a subsidiary of Legend Holdings December 16, 2015
Xiaoling
China Trip a Success for Mexican Agricultural DelegationThe tour of three Chinese cities ws aimed at bolstering exports of Mexican products and paving the way for Chinese import approval of new products December 07, 2015
Dan Siekman
Chile and China Eastern Airlines Team up to Promote CherriesCherries are bring promoted to the passengers of one of the airline's most popular routes within China December 03, 2015
Produce Report

From left to right: Li Yangmin, Chief Operating Officer of China Eastern Airlines, César Suarez Director of the Shanghai Trade Commission Office of Chile - ProChile;   Tian Liuwen,  Managing Director of China Eastern Airlines;  Jorge Heine, Ambassador of Chile in the People’s Republic of China and Carlos Parra, Agricultural Attaché of Chile in the People’s Republic of China. Image Source: ASOEX
Italian Citrus Poised to Gain China Market AccessItalian citrus fruits are poised to gain import access to China, with shipments likely to begin early next year December 03, 2015
Dan Siekman

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