Apricots

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Fresh South African Stone Fruits Gain Access to Chinese MarketThe protocol granting market access to China for South African stone fruits was reportedly signed on Oct. 15.	October 17, 2025 Jing Zang
South African Apples and Pears Gaining Foothold in ChinaHortgro Pome recently hosted an online seminar giving an overview of South Africa’s apple and pear production, export status and market performance in China.	March 14, 2025 Jing Zang
Fresh Kyrgyzstani Apricots and Peaches Granted China Market AccessFresh apricots and peaches from Kyrgyzstan can now be exported to China.	August 07, 2024 Jing Zang
Chile Set To Export Peaches and Apricots to China This SeasonChile is set to start exporting peaches and apricots to China this season.	December 13, 2023 Jing Zang
Fresh Kazakhstani Peaches and Apricots Granted China Market AccessOn Dec. 4, China’s General Administration of Customs announced that fresh peaches and apricots from Kazakhstan could be imported into China.	December 10, 2023 Jing Zang
Fresh Chilean Peaches and Apricots Granted China Market AccessOn Oct. 23, Chinese customs authorities announced that fresh Chilean stone fruit, including nectarines, peaches, apricots and plums, could be imported into China.	October 24, 2023 Jing Zang
Chile Aims To Expand Fruit Export Portfolio and Streamline LogisticsThe Chilean fruit sector is pursuing China market access for peaches and apricots while implementing new logistical solutions to facilitate future shipments.	July 13, 2023 Olga
Australia–China Fruit Trade To Rebound as Barriers LiftedChinese authorities have lifted the barriers hampering Australian fruit exports to China in recent years and expanded the list of orchards approved to supply the Chinese market.	June 15, 2023 Olga
Russia Resumes Apple and Pear Imports From ChinaRussia has again permitted imports of apples and pears from China after a 30-month suspension over phytosanitary concerns.	March 08, 2022 Philip K
Apricot Harvest Kicks Off in China’s Xinjiang RegionXinjiang’s apricot harvest begins, with most of the crop destined for local markets.	June 07, 2020 Jing Zang