Canned fruits such as peaches, pears and oranges are the most important categories of canned foods, and there is a large room for development in the domestic and foreign markets. At the same time, due to the low threshold of canned fruit processing technology, the large number of small enterprises, uneven technical standards, and product quality,
Global canned fruit industry trend analysis in 2009
In this season (08/09 season), the global production of seasonal canned fruits has shown an overall decline.
EU makes preliminary anti-dumping ruling on canned citrus fruits from China
On July 8, 2008, the European Commission issued an announcement to make a preliminary anti-dumping ruling on canned citrus fruits originating in China (see the table below). The customs codes of the products involved are 20083055, 20083075 and ex20083090.
Analysis of development status of canned fruit in 2010
Tiny canned fruits have undergone ups and downs over the past decade or two: from essential gifts for visiting relatives and friends, to a few abandoned due to preservative problems, and recently salted fish turned over and became a popular casual food in supermarkets.
Downturn in the global canned fruit industry
According to the digital information provided by the "Ninth World Seasonal Canned Fruit Conference" (abbreviation: CanCon09) recently held in Australia:
The Development Dilemma of my country's Canned Fruit Industry
Extensive growth mode: In recent years, the overall output of canned fruits in my country has continued to rise, but the growth mode of the entire industry is extensive, which is reflected in the low added value of products, low product profits, lack of brand innovation and other factors, making the profit margin of canned products very narrow. According to statistics from relevant departments, the average sales profit rate of 500 canned food companies nationwide in 2007 was 2.86%, and the annual per capita profit and tax was only about 8,000 yuan. In addition, disorderly and chaotic market competition has increased the risk of corporate investment and reduced profit margins.