"车厘子出口呈现稳健增长态势，这对该产业长期发展来说是积极信号。"舒维特说。智利农业部和央行 统计数据显示，2025年9月至12月，智利车厘子出口量达25.7万吨，同比增长37％；2025年智利车厘子 全年出口额约33.8亿美元，约占该国对外贸易总收入的3％。 智利塔尔卡大学农学院车厘子研究小组主任米格尔·帕尔马表示，智利车厘子对华出口可追溯至20世纪 90年代末，但真正快速增长始于2007年。2008年，智利车厘子更是搭上自由贸易"顺风车"，获准以零关 税进入中国市场，进一步推动了产业发展。 "车厘子是智利种植最多的果树品种，种植面积约8万公顷。"帕尔马说。智利农业部数据显示，截至 2014年，该国车厘子种植面积刚刚超过2万公顷，其近年来的迅猛增长可见一斑。 智利车厘子缘何在中国市场实现快速增长？帕尔马认为，一方面，智利作为南半球车厘子产区，恰巧能 在中国的冬季实现反季供应，弥补本土产品不足。另一方面，色泽鲜红的车厘子与中国消费者对吉祥新 年的追求不谋而合，成为送礼首选。 （来源：经济日报） 转自：经济日报 临近春节，智利车厘子有望再度成为中国消费者的年货"顶流"。在智利圣安东尼奥港商务经理克里斯蒂 安·舒 ...

新华社圣地亚哥2月2日电 通讯｜年货"顶流"车厘子背后的中智生意经 新华社记者朱雨博 临近春节，智利车厘子有望再度成为中国消费者的年货"顶流"。在智利圣安东尼奥港商务经理克里 斯蒂安·舒维特看来，这份跨越半个地球的新鲜与甜蜜，是智利整条车厘子产业链、进出口企业与智中 政府长期共同努力的成果。 圣安东尼奥港位于智利中部太平洋沿岸，是智利车厘子输华主要出口通道之一。不久前，该港口刚 刚送走2025/2026年产季最后一艘直达中国的海运"车厘子快线"货船。数据显示，该港口在当前产季共 运出14690个满载车厘子的集装箱，较上一产季增加17%。 "车厘子出口呈现稳健增长态势，这对该产业长期发展来说是积极信号。"舒维特说。智利农业部和 央行统计数据显示，2025年9月至12月，智利车厘子出口量达25.7万吨，同比增长37%；2025年智利车 厘子全年出口额约33.8亿美元，约占该国对外贸易总收入的3%。 智利塔尔卡大学农学院车厘子研究小组主任米格尔·帕尔马表示，中国每年消费智利车厘子出口总 量的约九成，中国市场对智利车厘子产业发展有着重要影响。 他回忆，智利车厘子对华出口可追溯至上世纪90年代末，但真正快速增长始于20 ...

新华社音视频部制作 【纠错】 【责任编辑:张朝华】 根据智利水果出口商协会统计，在2024年—2025产季，智利向中国出口了价值近33亿美元的车厘子，2025年—2026年产季有望再创新高。开放的中国大 市场将书写更多"与天下同利"的精彩故事。 记者：张梦洁 你知道吗，智利车厘子90%以上出口中国。这么一颗小小的车厘子，一头连着智利最大的农忙季，一头连着中国最大的消费季。那么问题来了，遥远地 球的两端是如何"对齐颗粒度"的？ 政策和市场的双重加持，共同完成这场抢"鲜"接力。 "车厘子自由"背后是中智经贸合作的新格局。从两国升级自贸协定让车厘子享受零关税，到开通海运"车厘子快线"并持续加密航次，2000年至今，智利 车厘子种植面积扩大约20倍。智利产地、进出口商与中国零售终端逐渐形成一个稳定的协同合作关系，共同把市场越做越大、越做越好。 从20多摄氏度的智利果园到中国百姓的冬季餐桌，航程近2万公里，海运耗时23天左右。车厘子保鲜不是"科技与狠活"，靠的是现代冷链物流和农业保 鲜技术。车厘子运抵中国后，迎接它们的是"提前申报""即到即查""即检即放"等通关便利，以及几乎无缝衔接的冷链物流。手机下单30分钟内，小哥 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful trade relationship between Chile and China, particularly focusing on the booming demand for Chilean cherries in the Chinese market, which reflects the benefits of efficient supply chains and high-level openness in China's foreign trade [1][2]. Group 1: Trade Dynamics - Chilean cherries are gaining popularity in China's New Year market, showcasing the effective collaboration in supply chains that allows fresh cherries to reach Chinese consumers with minimal loss of quality [1]. - The Chilean cherry industry has become a significant economic pillar for Chile, with an estimated export of 131 million boxes (5 kg each) for the 2025-2026 season, over 90% of which is expected to be shipped to China [2]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The cherry industry provides approximately 200,000 jobs annually in Chile, accounting for one-third of the employment in the country's fruit sector, demonstrating the economic importance of this trade [2]. - The trade relationship is not limited to cherries; it extends to other products like blueberries from Peru, mangosteen from Thailand, avocados from Kenya, and coffee beans from Honduras, enriching the choices available to Chinese consumers [2]. Group 3: Policy and Logistics - The establishment of a direct shipping route for cherries in 2018 reduced transportation time to about 23 days, with plans to double the number of direct flights by 2025, enhancing the efficiency of the supply chain [1]. - Policies such as "advance declaration" and "immediate inspection and release" facilitate smoother customs processes, contributing to the rapid delivery of cherries to the market [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant growth of Chilean cherry exports to China, driven by Chinese consumer demand and advanced preservation technologies, transforming cherries into a lucrative product for Chile [1][3]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - Chile accounts for over 50% of global cherry exports, with China importing over 90% of Chile's cherry exports, amounting to 546,000 tons and generating $3.3 billion in revenue for the 2024-2025 season [3][4]. - The "Cherry Express" shipping route, established between Chilean ports and Guangzhou, allows cherries to reach China in just 23 days, enhancing trade efficiency [3][4]. - The construction of the Chile Route 5, known as the "Cherry Road," facilitates rapid transportation of cherries from production areas to cold storage [3]. Group 2: Preservation Technologies - Chilean cherries can maintain freshness for nearly a month during transport, thanks to a comprehensive "freshness-locking" technology system rather than preservatives [6][11]. - The cherries are cultivated from specially bred varieties that have a fruit flesh hardness 2-3 times greater than regular cherries, making them more resilient during transport [6][8]. - A rapid cooling system, implemented by companies like Snowman Group, helps eliminate field heat within two hours post-harvest, extending shelf life [8]. - Modified atmosphere packaging, which uses a mix of nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and low oxygen levels, is crucial for preserving the cherries' quality during transport [8][9]. Group 3: Impact of Technology - The integration of technology in the cherry supply chain has led to standardized improvements across the industry, benefiting over 500,000 workers involved in cherry production [6][11]. - The collaboration between logistics companies and e-commerce platforms like JD and Tmall ensures that fresh cherries are delivered quickly and efficiently to consumers [9][11]. - The advancements in technology not only facilitate the availability of seasonal fruits but also enhance the overall consumer experience, showcasing the synergy between international trade and technological innovation [11].

Core Viewpoint - The "Chilean Cherry Ice and Snow Festival" in Zhengzhou highlights the growing popularity of Chilean cherries in China, symbolizing the deepening trade and cultural ties between the two countries [1][3][11]. Group 1: Trade and Economic Relations - Since the implementation of the China-Chile Free Trade Agreement in 2006, bilateral trade has significantly increased, reaching $61.66 billion in 2024, which is 8.6 times that of 2006 [5]. - Chile is expected to export cherries worth nearly $3.3 billion to China during the 2024/25 season, with Zhengzhou playing a crucial role as a distribution hub for these exports [5][9]. - The import and export volume between Zhengzhou and Chile has rapidly grown, establishing Zhengzhou as a key market for Chilean agricultural products [5][9]. Group 2: Consumer Engagement and Market Strategy - The festival features various Chilean cherry varieties and interactive experiences, aiming to integrate cherries into daily life rather than just as festive gifts [3][7]. - The Chilean Cherry Committee emphasizes quality control and efficient supply chains to ensure the freshness and nutritional value of cherries, promoting them as a healthy everyday fruit [7][9]. - The initiative aims to transform cherries from a luxury item into a regular part of consumers' lives, enhancing their accessibility and appeal [9][11]. Group 3: Cultural and Social Impact - The event serves as a bridge for cultural exchange, showcasing cherries as a symbol of agricultural cooperation between China and Chile [11][13]. - The festival is part of a broader strategy to enhance consumer awareness and appreciation of Chilean cherries across major Chinese cities [9][11].

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful import of Chilean cherries to China, emphasizing the logistical and market dynamics that enable this trade [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - Chilean cherries, introduced to Chile in the 16th century, have become a significant export product, particularly to China, due to advancements in cold chain technology and global shipping [2][3]. - The seasonal timing of Chilean cherries, which are available from November to February, allows them to avoid competition with local Chinese cherries, which are harvested in May and June [3][4]. Group 2: Supply Chain Efficiency - The entire supply chain for Chilean cherries has been upgraded with automation and AI technology, enhancing sorting, packaging, and traceability [4][5]. - The construction of key transportation routes in Chile, such as the 5th Highway, has improved the speed of transporting cherries to cold storage facilities [5][6]. Group 3: Trade Agreements and Economic Impact - The China-Chile Free Trade Agreement has significantly reduced tariffs, facilitating the entry of Chilean cherries into the Chinese market, with zero tariffs on cherries since 2008 [6][8]. - Chile's cherry export value has surged from approximately $36 million to around $2 billion over the past 20 years, with over 90% of exports going to China [7][8]. Group 4: Broader Economic Cooperation - The success of Chilean cherries in China reflects broader economic cooperation between the two countries, including significant projects in renewable energy and transportation [8].