Linzi Zucchini

Linzi Zucchini

Linzi Zucchini is a geographical indication certification trademark.

　　"Linzi Zucchini" has been awarded the title of National Geographical Indication Product, with its planting area accounting for 70% of the total in Shandong Province.

　　In early 2011, after going through rigorous procedures including provincial preliminary review, national re-review, expert evaluation, and registration publicity, both "Linzi Tomatoes" and "Linzi Zucchini" were granted the title of National Geographical Indication Product, which has played a significant role in further expanding and strengthening the vegetable industry and promoting agricultural restructuring.

　　A National Geographical Indication Product refers to a unique agricultural product label indicating that the product originates from a specific region, where its quality and related characteristics are primarily determined by natural ecological conditions and historical-cultural factors, and is named after the geographical region. It serves not only as a renowned label for the origin of agricultural products but also as an important indicator of product quality. It represents a long-standing historical and cultural heritage of China’s agriculture and a brand highlighting regional ecological advantages.

　　Linzi District has a long history of growing tomatoes and zucchinis. The area boasts fertile soil that is easy to irrigate and rich in trace elements, along with a pleasant climate, distinct seasons, and mild sunlight. These conditions contribute to the high quality and yield of the tomatoes and zucchinis produced here. Currently, the district has nearly 40,000 mu of tomato cultivation area, with about 38,000 production greenhouses, producing an annual output of 600 million kilograms and an annual output value exceeding 1.4 billion yuan. Over 95% of the produce is sold to countries such as Russia and South Korea, as well as to more than 20 large and medium-sized cities across China. The zucchini cultivation area is nearly 40,000 mu, with around 39,000 production greenhouses, yielding an annual output of 680 million kilograms and an annual output value surpassing 1.5 billion yuan. The planting area accounts for 70% of the total in Shandong Province.