Core Points - The 70th anniversary celebration of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region highlighted the commitment of Shandong Province's state-owned enterprises, particularly the Water Development Group, to support Xinjiang's development [1] - The Xinjiang Water Development Agricultural Group has successfully exported 40 tons of red and sunshine rose grapes to Australia and New Zealand, marking a significant breakthrough in its "Xinjiang fruits going abroad" strategy [1][3] Group 1 - The North Xinjiang Fruit and Vegetable Company has registered 7 fruit orchards and 5 packaging plants for export, covering a total area of 22,300 acres, with an annual export capacity of approximately 39,700 tons [3] - In 2024, the company plans to add 89 new orchards and complete the registration of 89 packaging plants, expanding its export reach to 17 countries including Australia and Thailand [3] - The 89 orchards have received multiple national recognitions, establishing a quality assurance system that aligns with international standards [3] Group 2 - The packaging plant has optimized post-harvest processing, achieving a complete cold chain shipment within 24 hours, reducing the overall customs clearance time to 21 days, nearly halving previous transport times [3] - As of mid-September, the orchard has exported 40 tons of fresh grapes, including 15 tons to Australia and 25 tons to Australia and New Zealand [3] - The development of the North Xinjiang Fruit and Vegetable Company exemplifies the Water Development Group's role in promoting Xinjiang's prosperity and high-quality development [4]