Approval of Exporting 13 Saudi Dairy Products to China
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Saudi Arabia approved the export of 13 dairy products to China, marking a significant step in trade relations between the two countries.
In a move reflecting the growing momentum between Saudi Arabia and China, the Kingdom has approved the export of 13 dairy products to the Chinese market. This decision is expected to enhance trade ties, facilitating Saudi export penetration into the burgeoning Chinese consumer market.
The dairy products, approved for a five-year shelf life, highlight Saudi's commitment to quality and adaptability in international trade. Additionally, market expansion in China is seen as a lucrative opportunity for Saudi producers keen on exploring new markets.
By 2024, Saudi aims to increase its dairy product exports to China to 4.8 billion riyals, thereby solidifying its role in the global dairy trade.
The dairy products, approved for a five-year shelf life, highlight Saudi's commitment to quality and adaptability in international trade. Additionally, market expansion in China is seen as a lucrative opportunity for Saudi producers keen on exploring new markets.
By 2024, Saudi aims to increase its dairy product exports to China to 4.8 billion riyals, thereby solidifying its role in the global dairy trade.
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