After China-Australia Free Trade Agreement’s going into effect, Australian nuts arrive in China more quickly. Stahmann Farm, a representative enterprise in the industry, has three quarters of nut products sold overseas and China is the fastest-growing market. The Farm’s future plan is to put twenty percent of its production in China and what lie in this plan are its confidences in China’s consumption trend and its own product advantages.

Large-scale Nut Enterprise Put Twenty Percent of its Production in China

Stahmann Farm has three quarters of nut products sold overseas and China is the fastest-growing market. The Farm’s vice president, Richard Sampson Genest, who is in charge of marketing said that the company’s next objective is expanding supply to meet Chinese consumers’ strong buying demand. “Stahmann Farm plans to increase nut export to China to 1,000 tons, which is 20% of our total production.”.

China-Australia Nut Trade is Flourishing

According to data of Australian Nut Industry Committee (ANIC), China’s nut consumption has experienced explosive growth from 2010 and nowadays has occupied more than 20% of the global production, driving nut price to a all-time high. China’s strong demand has made nut industry become one of Australia’s fastest-growing industries.