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In Novosibirsk, a plant for processing agricultural crops is planned to be launched in the fall The Minister of Economic Development of the region, Lev Reshetnikov, previously reported that the region expects to increase trade turnover with China two to three times in the next five years by solving logistics and settlement issues TASS/. The launch of a plant for processing agricultural crops - rapeseed and flax, whose products will be exported to China, is planned in the Novosibirsk region in September 2025. These plans were shared with TASS by the Minister of Economic Development of the region, Lev Reshetnikov. At the end of May, he told TASS that the region expects to increase trade turnover with China two to three times in the next five years by solving logistics and settlement issues. The region also plans to open representative offices in China to help exporters. "I think that in September it will be possible to open [the enterprise]. The project has grown over these years ...

It is not a truffle nor a fleeting luxury. The morchella mushroom is a true treasure of haute cuisine. China leads its production.

The Jeollanam-do International Agricultural Exhibition Foundation operated the Jeollanam-do Pavilion at the 7th China Western International Investment and Trade Expo held in Chongqing for five days until the 24th, laying the groundwork for entering the western China market through promotional activities for the 2025 International Agricultural Exhibition and marketing of Jeollanam-do agricultural and food products. At the 'Jeollanam-do Pavilion', which included the Jeollanam-do Agricultural Technology Institute and five regional agricultural and food companies, over 30 export consultations were conducted. The consultation targets were major distribution network representatives from the Chongqing Agricultural Committee, Chongqing Import and Export Association, and Foreign Investment Enterprise Association. Many of these representatives showed high interest in importing Jeollanam-do agricultural and food products and expressed their intention to participate in the '2025 International Agricultural Exhibition'. At the site, yuzu, sweet potatoes,