Dulan Goji Berries
Dulan goji berries are a specialty of Dulan County in Haixi Mongol and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province. The goji berries from Dulan are known for their large size, plump and juicy flesh, vibrant color, uniform shape, absence of broken berries, no mold, no impurities, and sweet taste.
The Nuomuhong area of Dulan County has abundant light and heat resources, and its soil and irrigation water are rich in various trace elements. The planting environment is pollution-free, resulting in locally produced goji berries that are large in size, plump and juicy, vibrantly colored, uniformly shaped, free from broken berries, mold, or impurities, and sweet in taste.
Currently, the Nuomuhong area of Dulan County has become the largest contiguous goji berry cultivation base in the prefecture, with the highest yield per unit area and the best product quality. By 2010, the total planted area of goji berries in the county reached 123,800 mu.
According to measurements by the Institute of Plateau Biology at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Qaidam goji berries have a sugar content of over 50%, which is 10 percentage points higher than those from Ningxia. The content of goji flavonoids and polysaccharides also exceeds 50%. Currently, Qaidam goji berries have entered international markets such as Europe, the United States, Japan, and South Korea, establishing relatively stable sales channels and networks.
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