Leye Kiwifruit

Leye Kiwifruit

Leye kiwifruit is a protected geographical indication product.

　　Leye Kiwifruit

　　It grows deep in the mountains but enjoys widespread fame; though small in size, it boasts high nutritional value and strong economic benefits. These tiny fruits carry the dreams of Leye’s 170,000 residents—it is none other than the acclaimed “king of fruits,” Leye red-fleshed kiwifruit.

　　The entire territories of Tongle Town, Gantian Town, Huaping Town, Xinhua Town, and Luosha Township in Leye County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, as well as Xinchang Village, Baikang Village in Yachang Township, Shangli Village, Youli Village, Masan Village, Baizhong Village, Longna Village, Tongcao Village, Daxin Village, and Bianli Village in Youping Township, and Gemma Village, Zhongting Village, Minxi Village, Dalu Village, Kalun Village, Qigeng Village, Minxiang Village, Minzhi Village, Ping’e Village, and Yuli Village in Luoxi Township.

　　“Notice of Leye County People’s Government on Determining the Protected Area for the Geographical Indication Product Leye Kiwifruit,” Leye Government Document [2014] No. 8

　　Local standard of Leye County, Baise City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: DB451028/T20-2014 “Production Technical Regulations for Pollution-Free Agricultural Product Leye Kiwifruit”