Group 1 - The current Import Expo features six major exhibition areas, focusing on AI, robotics, and smart equipment, while also addressing consumer needs with an increase in imported fruits in China [1] - The debut fruit at this year's expo is the "Desert Crunchy Blueberry" from Peru, which is notably larger than a one-yuan coin and is grown in desert conditions, making it particularly sweet and crunchy [3][4] - China has become the world's largest fruit consumer, accounting for nearly 70% of global watermelon consumption and almost half of apple consumption, as well as being the largest market for kiwifruit [6] Group 2 - The import volume of durians in China is projected to rise from over 800,000 tons in 2022 to over 1.5 million tons in 2024, with new sources from the Philippines and Malaysia filling the market gap during autumn and winter [6] - The variety of pomelo available in China has expanded, with 16 countries and regions now permitted to export pomelos, allowing consumers to enjoy different flavors year-round [8] - Since the first Import Expo in 2018, new imported fruits have consistently been approved for entry into China, with future additions expected from various countries [10]