Boyang Slope Golden Pear
Boyang Slope Golden Pear is a specialty of Boyang Town, Fangcheng County, Nanyang City, Henan Province. The Boyang Slope Golden Pear boasts a beautiful appearance, round shape, golden color, smooth and delicate skin, bursting with honeyed juice, and a sweet and refreshing taste.
Boyang is a major agricultural town that has developed three key branded industries in recent years: tobacco, vegetables, and golden pears, among which the Boyang Slope Golden Pear is the most outstanding. It is a recommended fruit product and was exhibited at the Shanghai World Expo. Currently, the total planting area in the town reaches 3,000 mu, including 1,200 mu in the town base, 600 mu in Wanggang Village, 400 mu in Maozhuang Village, and 800 mu in Qianhuang Village.
From the beginning of its market launch, the Boyang Golden Pear never had trouble finding buyers. As its reputation grew, demand quickly outstripped supply. By the end of 2007, the golden pear obtained “Olympic Recommended Fruit” certification during the Beijing Olympic Games Recommended Fruits Comprehensive Selection event. In 2008, the Boyang Slope Golden Pear—already certified as an organic conversion product—was exclusively supplied to the Olympics, with 20 tons provided. In 2010, the Boyang Slope Golden Pear made its way into the Shanghai World Expo. In September 2012, when the 7th National Peasant Sports Games were held in Nanyang, Henan, the golden pear became one of the supplied fruits, with Gaoshanfeng providing 1,000 cases to the event. To date, the organic golden pear products produced by the Fangcheng County Boyang Golden Pear Professional Cooperative, founded by Gaoshanfeng, have entered international and national-level venues such as the Shanghai World Expo and the Nanyang National Peasant Sports Games, and are bestsellers across many provinces in China, as well as being exported to countries and regions including Japan, South Korea, and Hong Kong.
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