Late-maturing lychees from Sandu'ao
The late-maturing lychees from Sandu'ao are a geographical indication certification trademark.
Certificate of the national geographical indication certification trademark for “Late-maturing Lychees from Sandu'ao.” This is the third national geographical indication certification trademark successfully registered by Jiaocheng District, following the “Late-maturing Longan from Jiaocheng” and “Tianshan Green Tea,” making it the 19th such trademark in our city.
The late-maturing lychees from Sandu'ao are the latest to ripen and go on sale in China. Their main production areas are located in Feiluan Town and Sandu Town of Jiaocheng District, covering thousands of acres of cultivated land and involving four to five thousand people. Thanks to unique geographical and climatic conditions, these late-maturing lychees are of premium quality. In addition, they ripen and hit the market 10 to 15 days later than those in other growing regions, effectively avoiding the peak sales period and winning favor in the market. This year, the average market price of this product was 13 yuan per kilogram, peaking at 30–40 yuan per kilogram. With the successful registration of the national geographical indication certification trademark, the late-maturing lychees from Sandu'ao have embraced new development opportunities. Growers are confident about enhancing the brand, expanding the industry, and increasing their income.
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