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Australia starts to export cherries to China
By Wang Yanlin |
January 24, 2013, Thursday
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CHERRIES from Australia have landed on the Chinese mainland for the first time after the country expanded trade cooperation with Australia on agricultural products, officials of the Australian Trade Commission announced today.
China approved the imports of Australian cherries at the end of last year after it increased purchase from overseas to balance trade and reduce surplus.
Before cherries, Australia started to export oranges to the mainland in October of 2012.
China approved the imports of Australian cherries at the end of last year after it increased purchase from overseas to balance trade and reduce surplus.
Before cherries, Australia started to export oranges to the mainland in October of 2012.
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