PHL aims to sell more food products to China

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China is still an important market for Philippine agri-based products, including coconut snacks and processed fruits, according to the Philippine Exporters Confederation Inc.(Philexport).

We are hopeful that the gains from this initial mission can be sustained, if not expanded, to other provinces in China.

Latest data released by the Philippine Statistics Authority showed that the Philippines’s exports to China reached $3.73 billion in January to May.