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Dashahe Red Fuji Apples

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Last updated 2026-11-13 — Dashahe Red Fuji Apples are a specialty of Dashahe Town, Feng County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province. These apples are refreshingly juicy, sweet and crisp, with vibrant color, tender flesh, and a uniquely rich flavor. They boast extremely high levels of soluble solids and outstanding storability. Dashahe Town gets its name from the renowned Dashahe River that flows through the entire area. This town...

Dashahe Red Fuji Apples

  Dashahe Red Fuji Apples are a specialty of Dashahe Town, Feng County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province. These apples are refreshingly juicy, sweet and crisp, with vibrant color, tender flesh, and a uniquely rich flavor, along with extremely high levels of soluble solids and outstanding storability.

  Dashahe Town is named after the famous Dashahe River that runs through the entire region. With a long history, outstanding people, profound cultural heritage, a warm and humid climate, and abundant natural resources, the town is nationally renowned for its fruit production. It currently has over 80,000 acres of orchards, making it the largest fruit production base in Jiangsu Province. The town yields 160 million kilograms of high-quality fruits annually, including “Dashahe Brand” Red Fuji apples and white crisp pears. “Dashahe Brand” fruits have won 238 awards at the national, provincial, and municipal levels. The Red Fuji apples have been awarded the “Ministry-Level Quality Product” title three times in a row, while the white crisp pears have been ranked first nationwide and both have been honored as “China Famous Fruits.” They were also the only designated pollution-free fruits for the '99 Kunming World Expo. Dashahe Town has been officially named by the Ministry of Agriculture as the “Hometown of China’s Red Fuji Apples” and the “Hometown of China’s White Crisp Pears.”

  

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