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China: New airport to promote export of fresh fruit from Pakistan

The approval early this month by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine that Kashgar international airport will be the only entry point for fruit imports in Xinjiang will greatly facilitate Pakistani fresh fruits traders to export their products to China by air.

It helps meet China’s growing demand for fresh fruits from its surrounding region, including citrus and mangos from Pakistan, and cherries from Tajikistan, reports China Daily. The airport is located in Kashgar, an oasis county-level city with nearly 350,000 residents.

Source: app.com.pk

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