In a cherry plantation in the Curico Province of the Maule Region in Chile, trees hang plump and translucent red fruits. December is the month with the most concentrated harvest of cherries in Chile. In recent years, cherries and fruits such as prunes, grapes, and pears produced in Chile have become increasingly popular in the Chinese market. China and Chile are continuously expanding fruit trade cooperation, benefiting the people of both countries.

     Accelerated customs clearance, allowing Chinese people to "taste the fresh" at the first time.

     "The employees are sorting cherries, most of which will be shipped to China." Chilean girl Ding Yanming introduced the sorting and packaging process of cherries to reporters at a cherry packaging factory in Romeiral, Curico Province. She is the export sales manager of the multinational fruit trading company "Gu Xian" in Chile, mainly responsible for purchasing fruits from South America and exporting them to various parts of the world.

     On the conveyor belt, red fruits are being cleaned, sorted, and graded according to the established steps until bagging and packing. Employees are assisting with operations on the side, and there is a dedicated person staring at the computer screen, which can detect and filter out bad results in a timely manner.

     Ding Yanming introduced that cherries need to undergo water pre cooling treatment within a few hours after picking to extend their freshness period, and then undergo step-by-step screening before being boxed and exported to various parts of the world by air or sea. "It is precisely because of these rigorous steps that Chilean cherries exported can become high-quality fruits."

     "The first batch of Chilean cherries arrived in Qingdao this winter", "Chilean cherries arrived in Hefei by chartered flight", "South American cherries chartered flight to Zhengzhou"... Recently, many fruit markets in China have been welcoming the first batch of Chilean imported cherries since this winter. Some local customs departments have also opened "green channels" for Chelizi to ensure efficient and smooth customs clearance.