Throughout 2018, Chinese imports of fruits occupying the "C" cherries are deeply loved by Chinese consumers.
The export volume of Turkish cherries ranks third in the world. In 2016, it obtained the transfer agreement to export cherries to China. Up to now, the export volume of Turkish cherries reached 76,000 tons in 2018, and the export income was 161 million US dollars. China is the largest in the world. One of the cherry importing countries, the market demand for consumption is staggering.
Turkish Cherry Trade Matchmaking
On March 27, 2019, the Turkish Consulate General in Guangzhou, the Turkish Aegean Exporters' Association and the Guangdong Imported Food Association jointly hosted the "Turkish Cherry Trade Matchmaking Conference". It aims to make Turkish cherry companies more aware of the Chinese market.
At the beginning of the event, Mr. Yan Yilong, the president of the Guangdong Imported Food Association, was the Turkish cherry company, introducing the current information on the fruit market in South China and how to quickly enter the Chinese market.
Breaking language barriers, communication is omnipresent
The docking session is a corporate docking session. There are 9 local Turkish companies and more than 30 heavyweight buyers from South China, including Box Horse Fresh Life, Baiguo Garden, Original Life, Su Xiansheng, CP Lotus, Carrefour, and Original Agricultural Trade. , Jun Yixin, ETI, Oriental Xinli, Jiawo, Youguo, Zhanhui, Qihe, Fei Monkey, Dajiangyuan (in no particular order) and other professional buyers.
Then the problem is coming. The visiting Turks can only speak Turkish, and most domestic buyers only speak Chinese and English.his is awkward, language communication is an obstacle!
However, fortunately, the F2C and IFA associations are superb, and they have learned about this situation in advance, and have hired a Turkish translator in advance.
In the docking process, Turkish cherry companies and buyers in South China negotiated in a one-to-one manner, enabling both parties to fully understand and communicate.
All of this is due to the translation services provided by the F2C and IFA associations.
