Bohai Crabapple from Baode

Bohai Crabapple from Baode

　　The Bohai Crabapple series is produced in Baode, located along the banks of the Yellow River in Shanxi Province. It has a unique flavor. Research has shown that Bohai Crabapple contains a variety of vitamins as well as ACP aspartic acid and THB threonine. It also offers benefits such as strengthening the spleen and aiding digestion, relieving fatigue, enriching blood, and softening blood vessels. Bohai Crabapple

　　Baode County, situated in northwestern Shanxi, has traditionally relied on “one black and two reds” as its key industries. “One black” refers to coal, while “two reds” refer to red dates and Bohai Crabapple. The development of these “two reds” is directly linked to solving Baode’s challenges in agriculture, rural areas, and farmers’ livelihoods. However, the development of Bohai Crabapple products has long been slow-going. In recent years, the Baode County Party Committee and County Government have increased support for the “two reds,” actively encouraging “entrepreneurs to start businesses and officials to innovate,” while promoting technological innovation. After tireless efforts, recent news has brought a major breakthrough in the development of Bohai Crabapple products. Wang Wei, a journalist at the Baode County News Office, after four years of dedicated research in his spare time, invented a fermentation-type fruit wine—removal technology—based on the development of Bohai Crabapple dry red wine. This technology has been certified by the National Intellectual Property Office and fills a domestic gap, elevating Baode’s Bohai Crabapple wine to the ranks of high-end fruit wines in China. Bohai Crabapple is sparsely distributed along both banks of the Yellow River in the Shanxi-Shaanxi Gorge region, making it a rare global germplasm resource. Rich in flavonoids and other nutrients, Bohai Crabapple is highly nutritious and known for its benefits to the spleen and appetite, as well as aiding digestion. It is hailed as the “calcium king among fruits.” In Baode, Bohai Crabapple is cultivated across more than 30,000 acres. For a long time, its production and development have remained at a low level of primary processing, resulting in significant waste and low value. This invention will further enhance the industrialization of Baode’s distinctive agricultural products, reshape the agricultural industry structure, and provide a more solid foundation for increasing farmers’ income and transforming the county’s economy.