Core Insights - The 25th China-EU Leaders' Meeting took place on July 24 in Beijing, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and the EU, highlighting the significant economic relationship where their combined GDP exceeds one-third of the global total and trade volume surpasses one-quarter of global trade [1] Group 1: Logistics and Supply Chain - The journey of salmon begins at the Faroese fish farms, where processing is completed within three hours, including catching, slaughtering, cleaning, and vacuum packaging, before being airlifted to Brussels [3] - After a flight of over ten hours, 36 tons of salmon arrive in Chengdu, Sichuan, just 24 hours after leaving the Arctic Circle, and undergo customs inspection to enter the domestic market [7] - The salmon is then efficiently distributed through a cold chain logistics system, with 227 storage slots at the airport capable of handling simultaneous unloading from ten Boeing 747 cargo planes [9] Group 2: Market Demand and Pricing - The first batch of salmon reaches several premium supermarkets in Chengdu by 7 AM the next day, with consumers able to purchase high-quality imported salmon at approximately 30 yuan per 100 grams [13] - The increasing demand for high-quality imported food in China is evident, as logistics chains are becoming more efficient, connecting China and Europe more closely, with 88 new international cargo routes opened from Europe, accounting for 36.2% of the total new routes [13]