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According to CRI, in 2019, production of domestic cherries was 1.13 million tons in China, while the import volume of cherries were 193.59 thousand tons, which means 14.68% import dependence.
From 2017 to 2019, the total import amount increased from USD 771.26 million to USD 1.40 billion.
Although affected by the COVID-19 in early 2020, the import volume of cherries was still on the rise, increasing by 28.37% compared to the same period in 2019. In the first five months alone, total imports amounted to USD 1.20 billion.
According to CRI, imported fresh cherries were classified to European sour cherries and other cherries in China. Only a small amount of cherries was imported from Canada in 2017 and then stopped.
In recent years, most imported cherries into China are other cherries.
According to CRI, Chile is a big cherry producing country and always the first source of cherries imported to China.
Imported cherries in China were mainly from Chile, the USA and Canada previously. However, China Customs adjusted the quality standards for imported cherries so products from Turkey, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan have also entered the Chinese market rapidly, which means the competition is fiercer.
According to CRI, it is estimated that the import volume of cherries in 2020 would exceed 300 thousand tons. By 2024, the import volume would exceed 430 thousand tons, with a market value of about USD 3.05 billion.
Readers may obtain the following information through this report:
– Economic Environment of Cherries Industry in China
– Policies in Imported Cherries in China
– Analysis of Supply and Demand of Cherries in China
– Analysis of Imported Cherries in China
– Analysis of Major Sources of Cherries in China
– Price Trend of Imported Cherries in China
– China’s import of cherries into customs
-Forecast on China’s imported cherries
