Zhejiang's First Batch of Citrus Exports This Year（Sep 15）
September 15, 2026
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On September 14, Taizhou Customs inspected and approved Zhejiang's first batch of citrus exports for the year. The shipment includes 25.82 tons of mandarin oranges valued at USD 36,000, bound for Canada and expected to arrive in 15 days. This milestone signals the start of Zhejiang's annual citrus export season.
Zhejiang's First Batch of Citrus Exports This Year
On September 14, a batch of citrus destined for export passed inspection and quarantine by Taizhou Customs and was officially dispatched to Canada. The shipment consists of 25.82 tons of mandarin oranges with a total value of approximately USD 36,000, and is expected to arrive in Canada in 15 days. This marks the first batch of citrus exported from Zhejiang this year, kicking off the new annual citrus export season for the province.
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