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Chile Cherry Sales to China Disappoint on Oversupply, Demand Lag

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Chile's cherry sales to China have been disappointing due to oversupply and lagging demand, marking a second consecutive season of underperformance.

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Chile notched a second disappointing season of cherry sales in China after exporting too much fruit too far ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday when consumption traditionally peaks.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on February 17, 2026.
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