​Every year, fruit lovers and food producers eagerly await the arrival of one of the most exciting moments in the fruit industry — the canned cherry production season. Short, sweet, and intensely flavorful, this season is marked by a flurry of activity, as cherries are harvested, processed, and sealed into cans at the peak of their ripeness. But here’s the catch: this production window lasts only about one month. That means if you’re in the market for canned cherries — whether for retail, culinary use, or food processing — now is the time to act.

Canned lychee is a delightful treat that brings the essence of tropical fruit into your kitchen all year round. With its sweet, floral flavor and juicy texture, lychee offers a refreshing addition to both sweet and savory dishes. Conveniently packed in syrup or juice, canned lychee eliminates the need for peeling or pitting, making it a quick and easy ingredient for everyday use. Whether you're preparing a festive dessert, a colorful salad, or a unique beverage, canned lychee opens the door to culinary creativity.

China remains one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of canned peaches, supplying high-quality products to global markets. However, recent trade data indicates shifting trends in demand, pricing, and regional export performance. This report provides a comprehensive analysis of China’s canned peach exports from January to April 2025, examining key metrics such as export volume, value, pricing trends, major destination markets, and domestic production hubs.

Loquats, with their vibrant orange hue and delicate sweet-tart flavor, are a beloved spring fruit in many parts of the world. Thanks to canning, you don’t have to wait for the short loquat season to enjoy their taste—you can relish canned loquats year-round. Whether packed in light syrup or juice, canned loquats are not only convenient but also incredibly versatile in the kitchen.

Yellow peaches are known for their vibrant color, juicy texture, and sweet taste. Thanks to canning, you can enjoy this delightful fruit all year round. Canned yellow peaches are not only convenient but also versatile, making them a fantastic ingredient in both sweet and savory dishes. In this recipe article, we’ll guide you through a delicious dessert recipe using canned yellow peaches: Peach Cobbler, along with tips and variations to help you enjoy this dish in multiple ways.

Under the updated Chinese national standard for canned foods, swollen containers—commonly referred to as “bulging cans” or “fat cans” (胖听)—are clearly defined. A swollen can or bottle occurs when gas accumulates inside the sealed container, causing outward pressure that deforms the lid or the body. The standard requires that packaging be intact, leak-proof, and free of bulges to be deemed acceptable.

Fresh litchis are a rich source of essential nutrients, and canned litchis retain much of this nutritional profile despite the processing involved. One of the key nutrients found in canned litchis is vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant that supports immune function, aids collagen synthesis, and protects cells from oxidative damage.

Apricots, with their golden-orange hue and naturally sweet flavor, have been enjoyed for centuries in various cuisines around the world.

The twenty-four solar terms of the Chinese lunar calendar mark the rhythm of nature, guiding agricultural life and cultural traditions for millennia. Among them, Xiaoman (小满), meaning "Grain Buds" or "Lesser Fullness," arrives around May 20–22, heralding the ripening of summer crops and the swelling of rivers with early rains. It is a time of anticipation—when nature teeters on the brink of abundance but holds back, teaching patience and gratitude.

As early summer approaches, one of China’s most treasured seasonal fruits is about to take center stage — ARBUTUS, also known as Chinese bayberry or 杨梅 (yangmei). Native to southern China and cherished for centuries, this distinctive fruit is now being made available to global consumers in a new and convenient form: canned arbutus.