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Core Viewpoint - The 28th China (Hainan) International Tropical Agricultural Winter Trade Fair showcases the agricultural strength and cultural charm of Chengmai County, attracting significant attention and participation from various enterprises and visitors [6][15]. Group A: Exhibition Highlights - Chengmai Pavilion features over 30 local enterprises presenting more than 130 specialty products, creating an immersive experience that blends agriculture, culture, and tourism [6][14]. - The pavilion's theme, "Dongpo Crosses the Sea to Seek 'Cheng' Flavor," integrates historical and modern elements, allowing visitors to experience the cultural heritage while tasting local delicacies [7][15]. - Interactive activities, such as riddles and customized giveaways, enhance visitor engagement, making the exhibition a popular destination [9][15]. Group B: New and Established Exhibitors - New entrants like Chengmai Fushan Wanxiang Professional Breeding Cooperative showcase innovative products and marketing strategies, such as live-streaming sales, achieving daily revenues of 100,000 to 150,000 yuan [10][12]. - Established exhibitors, like Fushan Coffee Garden, present upgraded products and processes, demonstrating the evolution and innovation within Chengmai's agricultural sector [10][12]. - The combination of new and old exhibitors reflects the vitality and inclusiveness of Chengmai's agricultural ecosystem, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing [13]. Group C: Product Diversity and Quality - The pavilion features a diverse range of products, including coffee, beef, tomatoes, and durians, highlighting the comprehensive agricultural capabilities of Chengmai [14][15]. - Visitors can experience the entire coffee production process, from cultivation to roasting, enhancing the appreciation of Chengmai's coffee products [10][14]. - The durian section attracts significant interest, with fresh fruits and related products drawing in crowds and potential buyers [14][15].

Core Viewpoint - The company, Huang Shang Huang (002695.SZ), is currently sourcing pineapples primarily from local suppliers in Fujian, which offers advantages in logistics and time efficiency. Durian is mainly sourced from Thailand to ensure stable product quality. There are no current plans to import pineapples or durians from Taiwan, but any future procurement developments that meet disclosure standards will be announced promptly [1]. Group 1 - The company sources pineapples locally from Fujian, benefiting from shorter logistics and reduced time costs [1] - Durian is primarily sourced from Thailand to maintain product quality stability [1] - There are no plans to import agricultural products from Taiwan at this time [1]

Group 1 - The signing of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0 upgrade protocol has led to increased opportunities in digital technology, supply chain efficiency, and green standards alignment across various regions in China [1] - The "Air Silk Road" connecting Zhengzhou and Kuala Lumpur has seen a significant increase in cargo flights, with nearly 10,000 tons of goods transported since its launch, averaging one flight per day [1][6] - The implementation of a "green channel" and a "24/7" customs clearance system has significantly reduced comprehensive costs for enterprises in warehousing and transportation [3] Group 2 - The 3.0 version focuses on enhancing both "hard connectivity" in logistics and digital infrastructure, as well as "soft connectivity" through single-window systems and electronic bills of lading, which lowers costs for businesses [6] - Companies in Gansu, Lanzhou, can quickly obtain a certificate of origin for the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, allowing them to enjoy tariff reductions of 12% and 5% when exporting products like Huaniu apples to Vietnam and Indonesia [8]

Core Insights - 本来生活 has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the National Taiwan Enterprises Association to launch the "惠台助农专项行动" aimed at supporting Taiwanese agricultural enterprises in expanding their domestic market presence [1][2] - The initiative focuses on building a new mechanism for the development of Taiwanese enterprises through government and enterprise collaboration, promoting integration in the agricultural sector across the Taiwan Strait [1] Group 1: Strategic Cooperation - 本来生活 and the National Taiwan Enterprises Association will implement the "惠台助农专项行动" plan, leveraging their resource advantages to create a marketing model that combines "exclusive channels + offline promotion" [1] - 本来生活 will provide a comprehensive solution for Taiwanese agricultural enterprises, including product promotion, brand building, and market marketing, utilizing its nationwide fresh supply chain and extensive user base [1] Group 2: Market Expansion and Challenges - 本来生活's agricultural expert highlighted that the domestic market presents significant growth potential for Taiwanese agricultural enterprises, with e-commerce being a key to unlocking this market [2] - The company has been collaborating with Taiwanese agricultural enterprises since 2015, promoting products such as high mountain tea and specialty fruits, and is transitioning from a participant to a promoter in cross-strait agricultural economic cooperation [2]

Group 1 - The Chinese mainland announced the cancellation of zero-tariff treatment for 34 agricultural products from Taiwan starting September 25, which is a strategic economic move affecting cross-strait relations [1] - Taiwan's agricultural exports, heavily reliant on the mainland market (35% dependency), will face significant challenges due to the new trade barriers, impacting local farmers and fishermen [2] - The economic ties between Taiwan and the mainland are crucial, and the disruption in agricultural exports may lead to losses exceeding $100 million in the agricultural sector alone by mid-2025 [6] Group 2 - U.S. experts initially underestimated the implications of the trade policy change, but as trade data for 2024 showed a decline in Taiwan's exports to the mainland, they began to recognize the economic strategies employed by Beijing to advance unification [4] - Despite Taiwan's attempts to pivot towards Southeast Asian markets, challenges such as high transportation costs and weak competitiveness hinder this shift, emphasizing the deep economic integration with the mainland [6] - The mainland's targeted support policies, including job opportunities for Taiwanese youth, are attracting more Taiwanese businesses to invest in the mainland, despite the Taiwanese government's promotion of the New Southbound Policy [6][7]

Group 1 - The event celebrated the eighth "Chinese Farmers' Harvest Festival" on September 23, coinciding with the traditional solar term "Autumn Equinox" [2] - The theme of the celebration was "Celebrating Agricultural Harvest and Enjoying a Better Life," featuring representatives from various villages showcasing their unique agricultural products [2] - The agricultural economy of Changjiang County, particularly in October Tian Town, is significant, with planting accounting for 80% of the local economy, focusing on crops like pineapples and bananas [2] Group 2 - A local entrepreneur, Gao Qing, reported a successful harvest of pineapples, with an average yield of 7,000 pounds per acre and a sales revenue of nearly 600,000 yuan [2] - The total planting area for pineapples in October Tian Town is 36,000 acres, generating an annual output value of approximately 250 million yuan, while bananas cover 34,000 acres with an annual output value of about 200 million yuan [2]

Group 1 - The core idea of the news is the expansion of the "Air Silk Road" through the establishment of a cross-border "dual hub" cooperation model between China and Malaysia, enhancing trade and logistics connections [1][2][3] - The "dual hub" cooperation model is expected to significantly boost air cargo transport between Zhengzhou and Kuala Lumpur, with Malaysia being China's second-largest trading partner in ASEAN [2][3] - The trade volume between Henan Province and Malaysia is projected to exceed 16 billion RMB in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 33.5% in the first seven months of this year [3] Group 2 - The number of cargo flights has increased from one per week to seven, with a total cargo transport of 14,000 tons [3] - The forum resulted in multiple cooperation projects, including the establishment of a dual hub industrial park and agreements on air cargo cooperation and tourism [4] - The collaboration is expected to connect 1.4 billion people in China with 700 million consumers in Southeast Asia, providing broader market opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises in the region [5]