7.3吨智利车厘子“飞”到杭州

Core Insights - The first batch of Chilean cherries for the 2025 season has arrived in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, highlighting the strong demand for this winter fruit in the Chinese market [1] - Chilean cherries are expected to reach an export volume of 655,000 tons for the 2025-2026 season, with over 90% of this volume destined for China [1] - The cherries were air-freighted, ensuring freshness and a quicker market entry compared to sea freight, filling the winter supply gap for domestic fruits [1] Group 1: Chilean Cherries - The cherries were harvested and shipped within 48 hours, maintaining their freshness upon arrival [1] - The SANTINA variety of cherries is currently scarce in the market, with distribution exceeding expectations, primarily targeting premium fruit supermarkets and consumers [1] - Future shipments of cherries are planned, with 8 to 9 additional air freight batches expected, each weighing approximately 40 tons [1] Group 2: Chilean Salmon - In addition to cherries, Chilean Atlantic salmon is also popular in the domestic market, with 4 to 5 full cargo flights arriving weekly in Hangzhou [1] - Each shipment of salmon weighs between 50 to 60 tons, benefiting from a dedicated cold chain environment to ensure freshness [1] - The rapid inspection process allows salmon to be available in the market within 24 hours of arrival [1]