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On July 3rd, Anxian County in Ziyang City held a signing ceremony for the Mixue Ice Cream Lemon Supply Chain Center Construction Project with Mixue Ice Cream & Tea Co., Ltd. According to the introduction, the supply chain center construction project has a total investment of approximately 150 million yuan, with a planned construction period of 18 months. It will create around 30,000 mu of high-standard lemon demonstration direct supply bases and build a 20,000-ton cold chain warehousing and sorting center. The project is invested by Mixue Ice Cream & Tea Co., Ltd., with its subsidiary Snow King Agriculture (Sichuan) Co., Ltd. responsible for operations and management. After completion and production, the project is expected to process over 20,000 tons of fresh lemons annually, achieving an annual output value of approximately 200 million yuan. This summer, lemon prices have risen sharply, with some varieties increasing 3 to 5 times compared to the same period last year, and lemon prices in Anxian, Sichuan, and other areas experiencing significant fluctuations. Anxian, Sichuan's yellow lemons are the core raw material source for Mixue's "Fresh Lemon Water," with Mixue directly collaborating with local orchards and purchasing nearly 50% of Anxian's total production. In 2023 and 2024, Mixue's lemon water sales exceeded 1 billion cups. Market analysts estimate that this year's sales will be around 1.3 to 1.4 billion cups. With yellow lemon prices remaining high, Mixue has further strengthened its supply chain by investing in a new supply chain center in collaboration with Anxian County. Image source: Pixabay 2025 International Fruit and Vegetable Report reserves all rights. Reproduction requires permission and must cite International Fruit and Vegetable Report.

Argentina's agricultural sector took a significant step and achieved the opening of Chile's market for fresh lemon exports, but in contrast, the livestock sector received a hard blow. Due to the recent relaxation of the sanitary barrier in Patagonia, the neighboring country's government resolved to limit Argentine meat imports and put an important business for regional livestock production in check. Through an official statement, the government of Javier Milei informed the opening of Chile's market for Argentine lemon exports. It was Chile's Agricultural and Livestock Service (SAG) that communicated to its Argentine counterpart the publication of its resolution "establishing phytosanitary requirements for the import of fresh lemon fruits (Citrus limón) for consumption, produced and originating from Argentina". This opening responds to negotiations that had been ongoing for some time, which Senasa characterized as a major "achievement". The SAG's confirmation came ...

In the first half of this year, Argentina has already sold more than 140,000 tons of lemons to markets such as the United States, Russia, Greece, and the Netherlands. But despite being a leading country in this sector, it had not yet managed to send these citrus fruits to one of its neighbors. In Chile, they alleged phytosanitary risks, although they were doing the opposite movement: They were selling lemons to us. After a long period of negotiations, the situation is corrected and Argentina will be able to export its fresh lemons to the neighboring country. This was confirmed by Senasa, which was the agency carrying out the proceedings together with the Secretariat of Agriculture and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which always strive to be present when good news is to be shared. The news arrived with the publication of Resolution Exenta 5040 of the Agricultural and Livestock Service (SAG) of Chile, dated July 2. This regulation establishes "phytosanitary requirements for the ...