China Successfully Exports Large Quantities of Fresh Berries to Russia（Oct 28）
China Successfully Exports Large Quantities of Fresh Berries to Russia
Source: foodmate.net / World Food Network
According to an announcement on October 23 from the official website of the Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance, from January 12 to October 22, 2026, the agency's Amur Oblast and Sakha (Yakutia) regional branches conducted official supervision of multiple batches of fresh berries imported from China, totaling over 1,500 batches with a combined volume exceeding 3,200 tons.
The fresh berry varieties exported from China to Russia were predominantly strawberries, exceeding 2,900 tons, along with 186 tons of blueberries, 39 tons of cherries, 19 tons of raspberries, and 6 tons of blackberries.
All batches passed the review of mandatory documentation and official laboratory testing, with no violations detected. The products were approved for import and released for market circulation.
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