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China’s First Durian Processing Plant Set To Begin Operations in JuneChina’s first durian processing plant is reportedly nearing completion, with operations slated to begin in June 2025.	January 13, 2025 Jing Zang
China Tightens Durian Inspections Over Food Safety ConcernsChina Customs will now require all incoming durian shipments to be tested for the potential carcinogen auramine O.	January 12, 2025 Jing Zang
Frutas de Chile Aims To Win Over More Young Consumers by Innovative CampaignsFrutas de Chile intends to foster market growth by attracting a larger base of young consumers through innovative marketing initiatives.	January 08, 2025 Jing Zang
Chilean Cherry Arrival Volumes Stabilize Ahead of Chinese New YearThis season’s exports of fresh Chilean cherries to China currently stand at 486,000 metric tons.	January 07, 2025 Produce Report
Combined Sea/Air Shipments of Chilean Fruit to China Approved for Transit via MexicoFresh Chilean fruit exports to China via combined sea/air shipments are now permitted to transit through Mexico.	January 06, 2025 Jing Zang
Agrovision’s Blueberry Orchard in Yunnan Begins HarvestingAgrovision’s blueberry orchard in Yunnan province began harvesting on Dec. 27, with this season’s output expected to reach 500 metric tons and $3.01 million.	January 03, 2025 Jing Zang
Jingold Aims To Boost China Supply This SeasonDespite strong demand from the European market, Italian kiwifruit brand Jingold is committed to increasing its supply to China this season.	January 03, 2025 Jing Zang
[Press Release] China’s Blueberry Variety IP Protection Initiative AnnouncedIndustry stakeholders have announced the Blueberry Variety Intellectual Property Protection Initiative, aimed at protecting IP rights in China’s blueberry sector.	January 01, 2025 Produce Report
Export Code Fraud Threatens Vietnam’s Durian Trade With ChinaFraudulent export code use in Vietnam’s durian sector risks jeopardizing trade with China.	December 31, 2024 Jing Zang
EU Strengthens Inspections of Vietnamese Durians Over Pesticide Residue ViolationsThe European Union has temporarily raised its border inspection rate for Vietnamese durians from 10% to 20% owing to non-compliance with pesticide residue regulations.	December 30, 2024 Jing Zang