Jiangsu to buy a large number of Taiwan's agricultural products scale up to 7.6 billion yuan

China News Agency, Taipei, November 10 (reporter Siu Li Jiajia) Jiangsu Province, director of supply and marketing cooperation Shing and Taiwan Agricultural Circulation Brokers Association chairman Lin Ruimin, 10th in Taipei to sign a letter of intent, will be the procurement of Taiwan sorghum wine, cow camphor, marine deep water, organic handmade vinegar, bio-technology agricultural products, oranges, alpine tea, Organic rice and other agricultural products.　　According to Taiwan's organizers, the procurement scale of up to 7.6 billion yuan, which is the largest cross-strait agricultural and trade exchanges this year, the highest purchase amount. Lin Ruimin said that the purchase of Jiangsu Province will bring huge business opportunities and opportunities for agricultural products in Taiwan. Taiwan good mountain good water breeds a variety of rich agricultural products, flowers, mushrooms, 筊 white bamboo Shoots, oranges, litchi, Alpine tea, such as quality assurance optimal.　　Through this opportunity, but also look forward to high-quality agricultural products, fruit and vegetable chips and other processed products marketing the mainland, and in the future through good relations with each other for the cross-strait establishment of long-term stable cooperation marketing pipeline. As one of the activities of Jiangsu Zhou Series, the first Taiwan-Taiwan Economic and Trade Forum of agricultural products SU Taiwan will attract more than 200 agricultural brokers across the strait to participate.　　The scene also furnished a lot of Taiwanese agricultural products show. Jiangsu is one of the largest agricultural products consumption market in China. Jiangsu's supply and marketing industry said that with the cross-strait open business opportunities, we hope that with Taiwan's industry to establish mutual benefit, complementarity, mutual assistance and mutual benefit relations, set up a marketing platform to achieve a winning situation, and promote cross-strait exchanges. Finish)