At the end of may, Chile kiwi committee chairman Mr Carlos cruise (Carlos Cruzat) fruits and vegetables by international reports online lectures, Chile, Chile kiwi kiwi committee industry situation and Chile and China's export trade cooperation topic to do a introduction, and look forward to the further communication in terms of technology transfer.

The Chilean kiwi committee consists of 650 local kiwi growers and 35 exporters, whose annual exports account for 80 percent of Chile's kiwi exports. In the committee members are relatively independent, they are free to choose partners, including China, market, and to get from the commission in the emerging information technology and business model, to improve the production efficiency and production capacity of orchard; In addition, members can obtain real-time international market dynamic information.

The Chilean kiwi committee plays an important role in supporting Chilean growers' efforts to improve product quality, provide technical support, and help market research and development, he stressed. Therefore, in order to better do a good job in commission he hopes to further understand the characteristics of the domestic market in the next and preferences, such as consumers on the quality of the product packaging, the size of the kiwi fruit and precision requirement, to look forward to Chile kiwi fruit to domestic consumer market and regional distribution of the different.

According to Mr Cruise, kiwi's competitive advantage comes first from the mild Mediterranean climate in central Chile. In terms of planting, Chilean growers have always been committed to producing high-quality varieties that are stable in size, shape, taste and aroma. Second, Chilean kiwi exporters and growers are flexible in their branding and pricing, and can fully meet the different needs of large importers.

At present, how to negotiate and communicate with Chilean exporters after the arrival of kiwi fruit in China is still a difficult point in the export of kiwi fruit in Chile. In order to reduce the cost of transport, many importers hope that the kiwi is hard. But in the sales phase, kiwi needs to supply the market in a soft, juicy way to satisfy consumer preferences. In view of the current domestic kiwi fruit of artificial ripening technology is not yet mature, Mr Cruise's high hopes, in the future can be held in the domestic series of lectures and seminars, discussion of kiwi fruit ripening technology and import matters. Importers are crucial to domestic market sales, so the good synergy and interaction between Chilean exporters and domestic importers is key to ensuring the success of the kiwi fruit trade.

The continuation and development of inter-oceanic relations between Chile and Chile is crucial to the export of kiwi fruit. Among them, bilateral technology transfer is an important way to improve national cooperation and strengthen close relations. The partnership between Joyvio and Chile is a case in point: both sides have worked hard to increase productivity and productivity in the chengdu area, and have paid off handsomely.

Europe has long been the main export of kiwifruit in Chile; However, Asia has become the dominant consumer market for kiwi in the last five years. In 2016, Chilean kiwifruit's share of Asian exports grew by 76%. Among them, the growth momentum of Hong Kong and the mainland market was the fastest, with a growth rate of about 215%. Meanwhile, Chile's exports to Europe fell by 16 percentage points. While the average shipment of kiwifruit from Chile to China lasted 35 days in 2015, Mr. Krust remained optimistic. , he thought, as consumers of kiwi fruit, especially South America imports growing understanding of kiwi fruit, are also greatly increased demand for imports of kiwi fruit, plus China's huge market scale, and Chile kiwi anti-season advantage (growth period from April to September) per year, domestic consumers are uninterrupted throughout the year to enjoy the Chile kiwi fruit.

China is now the largest Asian market for kiwi fruit, with a 62 per cent market share. Other major Asian markets include South Korea (15%, growth rate of only 1% in 2016), India (8%, the growth rate of 300% in 2016) and Taiwan (6%, the growth rate of 97% in 2016).

The Chilean kiwi produces about 200, 000 tons a year, with 96 percent of the varieties grown "heyward" green fruit. In addition, the production of yellow fruits, such as the "golden peach" and "Summer Kiwi" varieties, as well as the production of the hearts of hearts, is also expanding. Kiwis are grown in the central regions of Chile (O 'higgins, VI) and Maule (VII). Of these, 33 percent were concentrated in Curico, the capital of the maulai region.