The import and export regulations between countries are becoming less strict, and Chinese agriculture continues to move forwards. Under these circumstances, more and more Chinese fruit has been sold in overseas markets in recent years. This development is not only visible in the export volume, but also in the number of fruit varieties.
Until recently only fruit like apples and pears were exported from China to overseas markets, because those fruits were able to endure the transport and storage. There were only a few fruit varieties so the number of export markets was also limited. This placed a fundamental restriction on the growth of fruit export volumes.
First time participation of Qifeng kiwi fruit in the Berlin Fruit Logistica
The Chinese agricultural industry has made great improvements in recent years. Not only the quality of agricultural products has improved, but the industry itself has achieved a fundamental improvement through advanced plantation technology. People in the industry have also spent energy and resources on the creation of new product varieties and the expansion of new markets. They are not only concerned with short-term profit for businesses, but they also seek long-term development for the industry.
First time participation of Qifeng kiwi fruit in the Berlin Fruit Logistica
In addition, the development of refrigeration technology, with its many uses in the export of agricultural products, has advanced the industry by leaps and bounds. Warehouses with climate-control, quick-freeze elements, etc. used to be extremely specialized installations and technologies, but are currently implemented by more and more companies.
First time participation of Hainan dragon fruit in the Berlin Fruit Logistica
All of these positive factors come together to create an environment where more and more agricultural products have travelled abroad, or are currently in the process of doing so. This year, for example, Chinese participants in Fruit Logistica in Berlin brought with them dragon fruit and kiwi fruit. Dealers that tasted these products gave unanimous praise.