On the morning of December 10, taste Australia held the launching ceremony of Australian stone fruit 2021 season in Guangzhou jiangfuhui market. This season taste Australia will hold a series of Australian stone fruit promotion activities in the Chinese market. Guangzhou is the first stop of this activity.
Taste Australia is a brand project of horticulture innovation of Australia and a national brand of the whole Australian horticulture industry.
Mr. Zheng Nanshan, general manager of Guangzhou jiangfuhui Market Management Co., Ltd., Ms. Chen Zhaoying, commercial official of the Australian government (Australian Trade and Investment Commission), and many fruit importers and dealers from all over the country were invited to participate in the event.
｜ ribbon cutting guests (from left to right): Ouyang Jiahua, sales director of Guangzhou Jujiang fruit industry; Zheng Nanshan, general manager of Guangzhou jiangfuhui Market Management Co., Ltd; Chen Zhaoying, commercial officer of the Australian government (Australian Trade and Investment Commission); Zhong Zhihua, general manager of Guangdong nanfenghang Agricultural Investment Co., Ltd
Chen Zhaoying introduced, “China is the main export market for Australian drupes, and exports to China are stable, especially nectarines, honey peaches and plums. In the 2020/21 season, 54% of the output of Australian drupes reached 11256 tons in Chinese mainland, worth more than 51 million Australian dollars (about 230 million yuan).”
Chen Zhaoying stressed that although the epidemic and other factors pose challenges to China Australia Trade, Australia has always been committed to developing the Chinese market.
“Business exchanges between China and Australia have never been interrupted. As always, the Australian Trade Commission will assist Australian enterprises and their partners in trade exports and deeply cultivate the Chinese market. In 2020, the bilateral trade volume between China and Australia reached a $166 billion (about RMB 751.4 billion), and 35% of Australia’s international trade is closely related to China.”
Lin Juncheng, the representative of LPG cuti fruit China, an Australian nuclear fruit exporter, also mentioned that under the epidemic, although the export cost of Australian nuclear fruits will be affected to some extent, the overall difference is small, and quality control is the key.
Lin Juncheng said, “In recent years, the overall market demand for Australian peach, prune and plum has been on the rise. Under the influence of the epidemic situation and Australia’s continued closure of the border, the export cost has increased greatly this season. The overall market trend is flat, with little difference from previous years. We also found that domestic consumers’ demand for quality, especially good quality nuts, is rising and are willing to Pay a higher price, so quality control will be very critical. “
Post time: Dec-21-2021