Baoheli Oranges
Baoheli Oranges are a Geographical Indication Certified trademark.
Baoheli Oranges are a specialty of Baohé Town, Fengdu County, Chongqing. These oranges are exceptionally large, with an elegant and uniform shape, vibrant color, smooth skin, tender and juicy flesh, and a delicate fragrance. Baoheli Oranges have been awarded a National Geographical Indication Certification trademark.
The name "Li Orange" comes from their shape. This variety produces large fruits, with an average single fruit weight of 220 grams; they are visually appealing, with a deep orange to orange-red hue, and a unique pear or inverted-oval shape. The flesh is of high quality—tender, juicy, sweet with a balanced acidity, rich in flavor, and contains very few or no seeds. These oranges command high market prices, have excellent visual appeal, and strong market competitiveness.
Baohé Town is the main production area for Li Oranges in Fengdu County.
In 2013, the "Baoheli Oranges" application submitted by the Fengdu County Agricultural Products Association was approved and registered as a China National Geographical Indication Certified Trademark by the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. The trademark registration number is: 12568980.
Fengdu County Agricultural Products Association
12568980
Li Oranges (fresh fruit)
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