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China’s Apple Season Is Almost Over, and the Market Is ColdMost of the apples for China’s 2017–2018 apple season have now been picked and placed in cold storage. China’s exports from January to October totaled 1.02 million tons, which represents a year-on-year increase of 0.68%. It is expected that apple prices will remain low this year. December 12, 2017
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Hebei Pears Begin to Penetrate Peru and South AmericaEnhancing Stature of Chinese Fresh Fruits in South America December 07, 2017
Tim
Taste Australia: Made by Nature. Supported by ScienceProduce Report speaks to Michael Rogers of Hort Innovation to learn about the importance of research and development to the Australian horticulture industry December 05, 2017
Andrew
Charters Ensure Earlier Access to Chilean Cherries This SeasonAs getting earlier access to Chilean cherries has been of increasing importance to China’s entire fruit industry, more importers are choosing air shipments, or even charter flights, to seize the initiative in this intensely competitive market. December 01, 2017
Jing Zang
China Cuts Import Tariffs on Dried Fruit and NutsTariff rate adjustments announced. Cuts to tariffs on the Brazil nut, cashew, avocado, and more. November 26, 2017
Sevan Golnazarian
Washington Apple Commission Optimistic for 2017/18 China ExportsIn an interview, the Washington Apple Commission shared with Produce Report its perspective on U.S. apple exports to China in 2017/18 Season and the reasons behind the robust export growth to China in 2016/17 season. November 22, 2017
Jing Zang
Major Promotional Campaigns for Chilean Cherries and Blueberries UnderwayProduce Report Lecture 44: Chilean and Chinese marketing executives discuss their promotional strategies for Chilean blueberries and cherries in China November 21, 2017
Andrew
Chilean Fruit Exports Remain Strong, Especially Avocados, Blueberries, and CherriesProduce Report Lecture 44: Chilean fruit season overview November 21, 2017
Andrew
Chilean Avocado Exports to China Expected to DoubleChilean representatives remain optimistic about the 2017-2018 avocado season. November 20, 2017
Sevan Golnazarian
Garlic Prices Continue to Fall in ChinaThe price of garlic has fallen again recently, and garlic dealers have been losing money. November 17, 2017
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