The Fifth China Xinjiang Special Forestry and Fruit Products Expo is set to commence in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, from November 14 to 16. This annual event aims to promote Xinjiang’s specialty products and expand their sales market within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Details of the Expo
Zhang Dongsheng, the deputy director general of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region government, announced the expo during a news conference in Guangzhou. The event is crucial for developing Xinjiang into a significant supplier of essential agricultural and livestock products nationwide. It also aims to enhance the region’s social stability and economic growth.
Key Facts About Xinjiang’s Agricultural Sector
- Xinjiang’s cultivated area for forest and fruit remains stable at approximately 1.33 million hectares.
- The region’s fruit output is projected to reach 14 million metric tons by 2025.
- Xinjiang leads China in the production of jujubes, grapes, apricots, and almonds.
- The forest and fruit industry supports a significant population and shows substantial growth potential.
Exhibitor Participation and Product Showcase
More than 300 exhibitors from Xinjiang will present their products at the expo. These will include:
- Characteristic forest and fruit products
- Agricultural and livestock products
- Refined and deep-processed items
This year also marks the first introduction of over 50 products related to desert farming, floriculture, and the Chinese medicinal materials industry. The focus will be on showcasing the diverse developments within Xinjiang’s forestry and grass industry.
Goals of the Expo
The expo aims to facilitate multi-party collaboration, promote business discussions, and foster signing agreements. It is anticipated that over 400 procurement officers will attend, helping to further explore and extend the market for Xinjiang’s high-quality forest and specialty products. This event positions Xinjiang as a key national supplier of agricultural and livestock commodities.
In summary, the Fifth China Xinjiang Special Forestry and Fruit Products Expo promises to significantly bolster Xinjiang’s presence in the horticultural market while supporting local farmers and contributing to the regional economy.
