Philippines ships first home-made batch of durian fruits to China


MANILA, April 8 (Xinhua): The Philippines has shipped the first batch of fresh durian fruits to China, three months after the two countries signed the protocol of exporting the "king of fruits," the Chinese Embassy in Manila said on Saturday.

The batch, sourced from producers and processors in Davao region in southern Philippines, has passed the stringent requirements for entering the Chinese market, the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) of the Philippines said, adding more batches will be transported to China via airfreight or sea vessel.

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