Recently,SectionThe 43rd ASEAN Summit in Jakarta, IndonesiaHold.As the rotating presidency of ASEAN in 2023, Indonesia has set the theme of this year's ASEAN summit as "ASEAN holds the balance: building a center for economic growth". Indonesia expresses its hope that ASEAN will continue to serve as the center of regional economic development and maintain rapid, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth.

This ASEAN SummitIncluding ASEAN countries and ASEAN dialogue partnersLeaders from 22 countries and delegations from 9 international organizations such as the United Nations and the World Bank participatedDuring this period, a series of East Asian Cooperation Leaders' Meetings were also held. The conference theme mainly includes three aspects,That is, green infrastructure and flexible supply chains, innovative sustainable payments, inclusive digital transformation, and creative economy.

Indonesian President Joko statedThe unity of ASEAN is reflected in the harmonious coexistence of different cultures, ethnicities, languages, religions, etc. Equality is the core value advocated by ASEAN, and ASEAN is willing to cooperate with all parties to achieve peace and prosperity. The clear goal of ASEAN is to become a center of growth, and all ASEAN member countries must work together in a more coordinated, courageous, and rapid manner.

01Philippine Pineapple Export to China Grows 16%

ASEAN International Logistics News,The Philippines is the world's second largest fruit exporter. With the weakening of the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic and the typhoon, pineapple exports also recoveredAndThe pineapple grown in the Philippines is mainly MD2, with a long shelf life, year-round harvest, and high cost-effectiveness, which is more favored by importers. According to a report released by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the export volume of pineapple from the Philippines increased by 5.6% in 2022, reaching approximately 580000 tons.

Among them,China is Philippine spinachThe main market for Luo, accounting for 70% of the Philippines' exports43%And due toThe logistics for exporting pineapple from Costa Rica and South America to China are not smooth, while the Philippines is relatively unaffected. The Philippines' export volume to China has increased year-on-year16%.In addition to the Chinese market, Japan and South Korea are also major importers of pineapple from the Philippines, with imports accounting for30% and 13%.