12月4日，在冬交会主宾国之一的巴基斯坦馆，来自乌干达的参展商在选购商品。海南日报全媒体记者 袁琛 摄 海南日报全媒体记者 周晓梦 冬交会汇聚国内外农业精品 一张国际"风味地图" 一次共享的开放机遇 12月6日，第28届中国(海南)国际热带农产品冬季交易会(简称冬交会)进入第三天，海南国际会展中心里 的空气仿佛被各种香气浸透—— 柬埔寨芒果的香甜、马来西亚猫山王榴莲的浓烈、越南咖啡的焦香，与安徽锅巴的焦脆、广西花茶的清 芬、山西小米的醇香交织在一起，仿佛构成一幅立体的"世界风味地图"。 国际展区是人气的焦点。本届冬交会创新设置泰国、巴基斯坦双主宾国，来自16个国家和地区的展商携 特色农产加工品纷纷亮相，吸引诸多参展者驻足采购。 "这次我们带来上千盒产品，包括黄油曲奇、巧克力等。我们想通过冬交会这座'桥'，把这份南洋风味带 到更多中国家庭。"在3号馆国际精品展区内，马来西亚"GPR黄油曲奇"的展台前，业务经理韩俊雅将印有传 统花纹的铁罐摆放整齐，他的声音里充满期待。 而同样在3号馆，来自乌干达的史蒂文·基塞则对海南日报全媒体记者说："人们对我们的咖啡和皂石工艺 非常感兴趣，这让我们很高兴!"他介绍，"我们更希望 ...

Core Insights - The event "Silk Road Cloud Products E-commerce Month (Shenzhen Station)" was launched to promote international cooperation in e-commerce and enhance the digital economy along the Belt and Road Initiative [1][3] - The initiative aims to connect high-quality products from partner countries with the Chinese e-commerce market, leveraging Shenzhen's role as a digital hub [1][8] Group 1: Event Overview - The event was organized by the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Commerce and supported by various government and educational institutions, highlighting a collaborative effort to boost e-commerce [3] - The launch ceremony featured government leaders and industry guests, marking the official start of the e-commerce month [3] Group 2: Industry Insights - Representatives from leading companies shared insights on the "Silk Road Cloud Products" ecosystem, focusing on differentiated services for overseas merchants and the integration of AI technology for efficient consumer connections [5] - The event showcased a variety of products from countries along the Belt and Road, creating a vibrant atmosphere for potential business collaborations [5][6] Group 3: Future Actions - Shenzhen plans to implement four key actions to enhance the "Silk Road Cloud Products" initiative, including establishing online zones for product exposure, promoting regional specialties through live streaming, organizing offline markets, and facilitating regular business matchmaking [8] - The city aims to strengthen its role as a core engine in the Greater Bay Area, enhancing the cross-border e-commerce ecosystem and contributing to the development of a "Digital Silk Road" [8]

Core Insights - The article highlights the positive impact of China's zero-tariff policy on agricultural exports from Uganda and Rwanda, particularly focusing on coffee and chili peppers, which are gaining access to the Chinese market and benefiting local farmers [9][11][14]. Uganda - Coffee Industry - Coffee is a major export product for Uganda, with approximately 12 million people involved in the coffee sector, contributing about 20% to the country's foreign exchange earnings [11]. - The export of Ugandan coffee to China has significantly increased, with a reported 139.8 tons exported in the first half of the year, marking a nearly 160% year-on-year growth [11]. - The zero-tariff policy implemented by China for 98% of Ugandan products since December 2022 has facilitated easier access for Ugandan coffee in the Chinese market [11]. - The Robusta coffee bean, particularly the 18-screen size, is favored by Chinese consumers due to its large size, high density, and rich oil content [11]. - Ugandan coffee organizations are actively participating in trade exhibitions in China to enhance product quality and meet consumer preferences [11]. Rwanda - Chili Pepper Industry - Rwanda's dry chili peppers have gained zero-tariff treatment for exports to China, leading to increased confidence among local farmers and expansion of cultivation [14]. - The first batch of Rwandan dry chili peppers was exported to China in August 2021, making Rwanda the first African country to export this product to China [14]. - The collaboration between Rwandan farms and Chinese partners aims to modernize the chili pepper industry, with a project covering 100 hectares and utilizing an order-based agricultural model [14]. - The expected export volume of dry chili peppers from Rwanda to China is projected to reach 200 tons in the first planting season of the new project [14]. - The increase in chili pepper exports is improving the livelihoods of local farmers, with reports of enhanced income and living conditions [14].