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The bureau noted that since the beginning of the year, China has supplied over 85,000 tons of fresh vegetables to the Amur region, including tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, cabbage, bell peppers, carrots, onions, and over 25,000 tons of fruits and berries such as oranges, citrus fruits, grapes, bananas, apples, strawberries, and blueberries. Reports indicate that all products have successfully passed phytosanitary inspections and fully comply with Russia's phytosanitary requirements. In addition to vegetables, fruits, and berries, China has also exported various metals and their products, equipment and instruments, textiles, and chemical products to the Amur region.

Up to 500 million mt of palm-based residues and biomass in Southeast Asia in Southeast Asia could be tapped to produce sustainable aviation fuel, helping the region diversify, beyond limited used cooking oil supplies, experts said at the MyAero SAF Symposium this week from July 1-3. In a wide-ranging panel titled "Beyond UCO – Sustainable

Up to 500 million tons of palm waste and biomass in Southeast Asia can be used to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), which will help the region diversify its activities beyond limited used vegetable oil reserves, experts said at the MyAero SAF symposium held from July 1 to 3. During an extensive discussion titled "Beyond UCO - Sustainable Palm Feedstock as a Game-Changer for SAF Development in the Asia-Pacific Region," experts from technology licensors, leading palm oil companies, and sustainability organizations emphasized the urgent need to diversify SAF sources, focusing particularly on waste streams and residual products from palm oil production as a largely unused solution. "We are observing a high level of interest in certified sustainable palm feedstock," said Tarek Ariffin Mohd Tajmi, moderator of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). "We are not talking about first-press palm oil — we are talking about second-generation waste, such as empty fruit bunches, ...