Yuyao Grapes
Yuyao Grapes is a geographical indication certification trademark.
Yuyao is one of the key grape-producing areas in Zhejiang Province, with over 20 years of cultivation history. The grape planting area covers 8,000 mu, with 7,500 mu currently in production, yielding an annual output of 16,800 tons. The main growing regions are concentrated in the two towns of Linshan and Huangjiabu in northwestern Yuyao. The primary grape varieties have shifted from past ones such as "Golden Queen" and "Kyoho" to premium varieties like "Fujiminori" and "American Grape." Grape production across the city features the following characteristics: First, concentrated cultivation and large scale — there are several specialized villages such as Xian’an and Gandashe, each with around 1,500 mu of vineyards and an annual output of about 3,500 tons. Second, new varieties and high quality — the cultivated varieties are all popular, high-quality types currently favored in the market, such as Red Globe, Thompson Seedless, and Black Corinth, all known for their sweet taste, vibrant color, large berries, and good storage capability. Third, high technological management — most vineyards use greenhouse and rain-shelter cultivation techniques to ensure grape quality. Yuyao grapes hit the market in mid-July, with a supply period lasting about one month. The current average price at origin ranges between 1.4 and 2.0 yuan per kilogram. Thanks to their high quality and reasonable pricing, they are very popular with consumers. During the harvest season, merchants flock in from other regions to purchase the grapes directly. The city’s grapes are mainly sold to major cities such as Hangzhou, Ningbo, Wenzhou, and Shanghai. In particular, the "Xiannong" brand Yuyao grapes, known for their premium quality and exquisite packaging, make an excellent choice for gifts. (Yuyao)
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