Question 2: What are the special fruit products in the Philippines? The specialty of the Philippines, the first to promote wood carving crafts, puppets, jewelry boxes, chessboards, etc., has a wide range of categories. Shell crafts are also quite beautiful, such as shell necklaces, pins, lampshades, wall decorations, teacup mats, containers and so on.

All kinds of handbags, carpets and balls made of Manila hemp are very popular with tourists. There are Ponte fabrics in textiles, which are rich in alpine ethnic colors; And bold colors, very tropical.

Dried fruits include dried papaya, dried mango and dried pineapple.

Question 3: What kind of fruit is guyabano in the Philippines? Durian with red hair.

A tropical fruit belongs to Annona of Annonaceae. Although there is the word "Liulian" in the name, it has no smell, and it is similar to Sakyamuni produced in Taiwan Province Province in classification. The pulp is milky white, sweet and sour and juicy, and the seeds are black, scattered in the texture of the pulp. It originated in the West Indies and is now widely introduced all over the world. Chinese mainland is a region with high temperature in Hainan, Yunnan and Guangxi.

Question 4: What are the specialties in the Philippines? Recommend Philippine specialty, dried fruit, dried papaya, dried mango, dried pineapple and so on.

Question 5: Is the Philippine fruit santol available in China? What's its name? Hainan may have it.

Question 6: What are the fruits imported from the Philippines, mainly bananas?

Question 7: What documents are needed to import Philippine fruits? Philippine fruit import declaration requires the following documents and procedures:

1. Overseas consignors or their agents need to go to the import customs for filing;

2. The domestic consignee needs to go through the filing formalities at China Customs when inquiring for filing;

3. The official certificate of origin needs to be provided by foreign guests;

4. Foreign guests are required to provide official health certificates;

5. The filing of food labels needs to be handled by the local inspection and quarantine bureau;

6. Bill of lading;

7. A complete set of customs declaration materials, including customs declaration form, packing list, invoice, contract, power of attorney for customs declaration and power of attorney for inspection.

Question 8: Which fruits are mainly bananas exported by the Philippines? We often take goods from there and walk back to Guangzhou. . . . . . . . . Guangzhou import sea freight forwarder. . . .

Question 9: I bought it in the Philippines. Very sweet. What's the name of this fruit? What's it like inside? Looks like a pistachio.

Question 10: Why do Philippine fruits taste delicious in the tropics, with more water evaporated and more sugar retained, so they are sweet and delicious?