Fish, Fruit, Tea, Vegetable Industries Strengthened in Zixing

The photo, taken on January 4, shows workers processing fish products at a food company in the Luowei Food Industrial Park, Zixing City. In recent years, Zixing City has leveraged its advantages of ecological resources to foster four featured agricultural sectors – fish, fruit, tea, and vegetable, and boost the industrialization, standardization, and branding of green agricultural and sideline products. These efforts have given an impetus to the regional economic development. (Photo/Li Ke and Chen Rujing)

The photo, taken on January 4, shows workers processing fish products at a food company in the Luowei Food Industrial Park, Zixing City. In recent years, Zixing City has leveraged its advantages of ecological resources to foster four featured agricultural sectors – fish, fruit, tea, and vegetable, and boost the industrialization, standardization, and branding of green agricultural and sideline products. These efforts have given an impetus to the regional economic development. (Photo/Li Ke and Chen Rujing)

The photo, taken on January 4, shows workers processing fish products at a food company in the Luowei Food Industrial Park, Zixing City. In recent years, Zixing City has leveraged its advantages of ecological resources to foster four featured agricultural sectors – fish, fruit, tea, and vegetable, and boost the industrialization, standardization, and branding of green agricultural and sideline products. These efforts have given an impetus to the regional economic development. (Photo/Li Ke and Chen Rujing)

The photo, taken on January 4, shows workers processing fish products at a food company in the Luowei Food Industrial Park, Zixing City. In recent years, Zixing City has leveraged its advantages of ecological resources to foster four featured agricultural sectors – fish, fruit, tea, and vegetable, and boost the industrialization, standardization, and branding of green agricultural and sideline products. These efforts have given an impetus to the regional economic development. (Photo/Li Ke and Chen Rujing)