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On the afternoon of October 21, a batch of fresh Peruvian bananas entered customs through Shanghai Port and will soon be unveiled at the 9th Expo. This is the first time that Peruvian fresh bananas have participated in the fair since entering the domestic market for the first time in September of this year. Since the first CIIE, more than 100 kinds of fruit from more than 40 countries have been newly admitted, and many fruits have taken to the domestic market shelves from the CIIE booth. In addition to Peruvian bananas, there are also newly approved agricultural products such as South African prunes and Dutch apples that have chosen to “first enter” the country from Shanghai Port. In the first three quarters of this year, Shanghai Port imported more than 240 billion yuan of fruit and other agricultural products, accounting for more than 20% of the country's total imports.
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On the afternoon of October 21, a batch of fresh Peruvian bananas entered customs through Shanghai Port and will soon be unveiled at the 9th Expo. This is the first time that Peruvian fresh bananas have participated in the fair since entering the domestic market for the first time in September of this year. Since the first CIIE, more than 100 kinds of fruit from more than 40 countries have been newly admitted, and many fruits have taken to the domestic market shelves from the CIIE booth. In addition to Peruvian bananas, there are also newly approved agricultural products such as South African prunes and Dutch apples that have chosen to “first enter” the country from Shanghai Port. In the first three quarters of this year, Shanghai Port imported more than 240 billion yuan of fruit and other agricultural products, accounting for more than 20% of the country's total imports.
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