Core Insights - The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has seen significant growth in trade among its member countries, with China's imports and exports reaching a historical high of 2.11 trillion yuan in the first seven months of 2025 [1] - The variety of agricultural products from SCO countries is increasingly present in Chinese markets, enhancing consumer choices [7][9] Trade Growth - In 2024, China's total imports of agricultural products from SCO member countries reached 13.66 billion USD, with an average annual growth rate of 13.3% since 2001 [10] - In the first seven months of 2025, imports from SCO countries increased by 6.2%, with notable growth in frozen fish (20.4%), canola and mustard oil (33.6%), dried and fresh fruits and nuts (44%), and rice (412.1%) [10] Market Expansion - The variety of SCO agricultural products available in Chinese markets has expanded from a few items to a diverse range including grains, oils, seasonings, and snacks [9] - The optimization of cross-border logistics and innovative consumer experiences have made it easier for consumers to access these products [10] Import Efficiency - The use of smart inspection systems at ports, such as Qingdao, has significantly improved the efficiency of agricultural product imports [11] - Qingdao serves as a key port for SCO agricultural products, contributing to market richness and industry vitality [14] Logistics and Access - Qingdao has established 42 maritime routes and 223 air routes to SCO countries, facilitating trade [16] - New product varieties from SCO countries have gained market access in China, enhancing consumer options [16]