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China Blueberry Report 2020: Industry Growing RapidlyThe 2020 Annual China Blueberry Industry Report has been released, showing rapid growth and pinpointing new trends.	February 24, 2021 Emily F
Online Lecture To Introduce 2021 Chilean Stone Fruit Season in ChinaOn Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 3 p.m. China time, representatives of ASOEX will deliver a WeChat lecture providing an overview of the 2021 marketing season in China for Chilean nectarines, plums and sugar plums.	February 22, 2021 Dan Siekman
Chinese Apple Exports in 2020 Surpass 1 Million TonsChina remains the top player in the international apple market. What is limiting further growth?	February 22, 2021 Connor W
Cherries From Chile Pop-up Experience Targets Post-CNY ConsumptionThe Yangchenghu Service Area, which has become something of an internet sensation in China, recently hosted a Cherries from Chile experience featuring cherry-themed games, product samples and refreshments.	February 22, 2021 Dan Siekman
Cherries From Chile Launches Localized Ads Within ChinaThis is the first time that Cherries from Chile advertisements have been developed specifically for regions within China.	February 18, 2021 Dan Siekman
China’s 2020 Fruit Imports Surpass $10 Billion for First TimeChina’s total fruit imports in 2020 reached $10.26 billion, with exports also continuing to grow.	February 17, 2021 Emily F
Geopolitical Tensions, Rice and WheatA recent USDA report provides valuable insights into China’s most consumed grains.	February 16, 2021 Connor W
Chinese Garlic Exports Hit 10-Year HighChina’s garlic producers did well in 2020. What are the implications for the wider global market, and what does the future hold?	February 13, 2021 Connor W
Final CNY Cherry Gifting Push Underway: Feb. 10 UpdateEfforts in recent days are encouraging people to give the gift of cherries in and around the Spring Festival holiday.	February 10, 2021 Dan Siekman
China–Myanmar Trade Resumes After Pause Following Military CoupBorder crossings between China and Myanmar closed temporarily following the military government takeover on Feb. 1, but subsequently reopened to allow continued trade.	February 10, 2021 Philip K