On May 30, a batch of fresh lychees weighing about 1 ton was successfully exported after passing the quarantine of Qinzhou Customs, and the fresh lychees exported this time came from Lingshan County, Qinzhou City, which has the reputation of "the hometown of China's lychees". It is reported that this batch of lychees is not heavy but of great significance, and its export has achieved a breakthrough of zero exports of fresh lychees in Guangxi.
According to Zhang Shansong, general manager of an agricultural technology company in Lingshan, Guangxi, their company is doing lychee sales in the "e-commerce + traditional marketing" model, the annual output and price are relatively stable, the sales pressure is not large, and the basic can complete the task of planting and marketing. In the event of a big year, the output of various varieties in the county exceeds one million tons, coupled with the overlap with the listing time of Guangdong's large production areas, the sales pressure is huge, and it is easy to appear unsalable or rotten on the tree.
Qinzhou customs officers inspect the growth of lychees on the spot.
"This year belongs to the big year, the early maturing varieties are bumper, and the sales pressure is great. The yield of late maturing varieties is relatively stable at present. If we can achieve exports and broaden sales channels, it will have a positive impact on our company and the entire Lingshan lychee industry chain, farmers will be more motivated in planting, and high quality will be more secure and advantageous. Zhang Shansong said.
In order to help Lingshan Lychee go abroad, in view of the strong seasonality of Lychee, the Customs "Internet + Administrative Approval" platform quickly accepts and reviews the application for registration of enterprises exporting lychee orchards and packaging plants, completes the approval process in the fastest time, and shortens the average approval time to less than 3 working days.
Qinzhou customs officers conduct quarantine inspections of exported lychees.
At present, there are 3 orchards and 1 packaging factory in Lingshan County, Guangxi Province, which have obtained the registration and registration of orchards of outbound fresh fruits (including frozen fruits), and the outbound fruit packaging factory has completed the registration qualification, ending the history of lychee no export base in Lingshan Lixiang, which is also the first time that Guangxi Lizhi Orchard has obtained export registration.
It is understood that the company will also export 3 tons of fresh lychees to Singapore and Malaysia and other places in early June, and Qinzhou Customs will work with relevant departments to optimize services, help more eligible export orchards to carry out registration, do a good job in quality testing, and let more Lingshan fresh lychee fragrance float overseas.
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