The Chile Cherry Blossom Festival was recently successfully held in Chimbarongo, marking the start of Chile's 2024/25 cherry season. According to the Chilean website "Simfruit", Claudia Soler, manager of the Cherry Committee of the Chilean Fruit Association (Frutas de Chile), stated that in the 2024/25 season, Chile will export 132 million boxes of cherries, equivalent to 657,900 tons, a year-on-year increase of 59%, setting a new record high. China will remain the main export market.
Niu Qingbao, Chinese Ambassador to Chile, said, "Cherry trade not only benefits Chilean fruit farmers but also brings joy to Chinese consumers. The sweet and sour Chilean cherries are a wonderful gift for Chinese consumers during the Spring Festival. I hope and believe that Chile's 2024/25 cherry season will be a bountiful one, bringing more benefits to both China and Chile."
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