Song Jiening stated that in recent years, economic and trade exchanges between China and Canada regarding agricultural products have been frequent, with trade volume rising rapidly, products becoming more diverse, and transaction values gradually increasing. In the future, with the continuous development of the domestic economy, the demand from Chinese residents for imported agricultural products will continue to be released and grow. Coupled with more relaxed national policies on imported agricultural products, the market share of imported Canadian agricultural products is expected to grow further.
Andrew from the Commercial Section of the Embassy of Canada in China said: "Canadian products such as seafood and beef are very suitable for hotels and restaurants. Nowadays, more and more Chinese consumers are using imported Canadian ingredients at home, including shrimp, lobster, and beef, which is why we see more and more related promotions in supermarkets. In addition, emerging e-commerce channels also provide a platform for Canadian companies to expand sales; products like beef, lobster, and icewine are very suitable for sale on e-commerce platforms."
