Chinese fresh produce reaches overseas markets via Manzhouli
Fresh fruits and vegetables from across China are reaching overseas markets through Manzhouli, the country's largest land port, in northern China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, as refrigerated trucks carrying watermelons, mangoes, grapes, pomelos and tomatoes clear border inspections and head abroad.
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