The first batch of American cherries in 2017 arrived in Shanghai a couple of days ago. These cherries are imported from California. The fresh fruit retail specialist, Fruit Day, has already started selling these big, red, shiny cherries, which herald the start of this year's craze for imported cherries in China.
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