Colombian avocado, now also in China

The People’s Republic of China gave free way to the export of Colombian Hass avocado. This was confirmed by the General Customs Administration of this country through its website, in which the Colombian Hass avocado appears among the new fruits that can enter The People’s Republic of China. The authorization was given after a visit by a commission of the Asian country to the Hass avocado production chain in Colombia, made the previous week, in which they verified that the premises and the packing plants meet the requirements demanded by that market.

País: Colombia

Fuente: Asia Link America Economy (Available in Spanish)

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