Fusui Macadamia Nuts

Fusui Macadamia Nuts

　　Fusui County currently has over 5,100 acres of macadamia nut plantations, mainly distributed in Changping Township. The cultivation is primarily industrialized and standardized by Guangxi Fusui Xiaguo Planting Co., Ltd. In 2013, it was recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture of China as a “Standardized Macadamia Nut Production Garden.”

　　Macadamia nuts typically reach full production 6–8 years after planting, or 3–4 years with proper management. They enter their peak production period by year 10. At peak production, with 25 trees per acre yielding an average of 25 kilograms per tree, the yield can reach 625 kilograms per acre, with an economic lifespan of 60–70 years. Macadamia nuts are highly nutritious and delicious, with kernels containing about 70% oil, 9% protein, and all eight essential amino acids required by the human body. They are also rich in minerals and vitamins, offering significant benefits such as improving blood circulation, preventing cardiovascular diseases, enhancing brain cell development, and providing antioxidant effects that help delay aging. Known as the “Queen of Dried Fruits” and the “King of World Nuts,” they are a premium health snack with strong sales both domestically and internationally.