JETRO starts test-marketing Japanese fruits in Shanghai

JETRO starts test-marketing Japanese fruits in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, China - A customer carries cartons of apples and pears by cart at a local department store in Shanghai on Sept. 20. The Japan External Trade Organization began test-marketing Japanese fruits in Shanghai as part of efforts to cultivate the Chinese market.

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