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African exporters pursue wider access to China at Shanghai expo

Latest · China's 590-year-old pickle maker finds wider market-Xinhua (Xinhua)

At the China International Import Expo in Shanghai on Nov. 9, African exporters were looking for more business in China amid zero-tariff access, Xinhua…

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First published 11:24 UTC, 9 November 2026 · Updated 22:01 UTC, 11 November 2026

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At the China International Import Expo in Shanghai on Nov. 9, African exporters were looking for more business in China amid zero-tariff access, Xinhua reported. Nigeria Sun and en.people.cn carried Xinhua’s account of Kenyan avocado seller Tiku Shah returning to the expo eight years after an earlier appearance. Radio Tamazuj reported that exhibitors were seeking buyers and investment, while its headline also pointed to market realities. The reports do not detail the scale of new sales or how transport affects exporters.

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13 November 2026

  1. 17:07Xinhua · China's 590-year-old pickle maker finds wider market-Xinhua Original ↗
  2. 16:22Xinhua · China will work to ensure continued success of CIIE: spokesperson-Xinhua Original ↗
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11 November 2026

  1. 21:54Channel Africa · China tariff removal opens opportunities for SA fruit exporters Original ↗
  2. 14:25The Star · Kenyan avocados eye bigger China market as zero tariffs open new opportunities Original ↗
  3. 11:24Bizcommunity · Zero tariffs lift Tru-Cape's apple exports to China by almost 50% Original ↗
  4. 09:08Business in Cameroon · Cameroon Ships First 17 Tons of Coffee to China Under Zero-Tariff Policy Original ↗
  5. 04:52Xinhua · Market exchange rates in China -- Nov. 11-Xinhua Original ↗

10 November 2026

  1. 15:07Xinhua · (CIIE) Interview: French dairy giant bets on China's cheese boom-Xinhua Original ↗
  2. 12:52The Straits Times · Singapore heritage brands eye China growth at CIIE Original ↗
  3. 11:36Big News Network.com · · also on 1 other site(CIIE) Xinhua Commentary: The enduring power of market Original ↗
  4. 10:21Xinhua · (CIIE) Xinhua Commentary: The enduring power of market-Xinhua Original ↗
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9 November 2026

  1. 17:54Xinhua · Zero-tariff policy fuels African products' presence at CIIE-Xinhua Original ↗
  2. 07:51Nigeria Sun · · also on 12 other sites(CIIE) Buoyed by zero tariffs, African exporters eye bigger China market Original ↗
  3. 07:16Radio Tamazuj · African exporters seek Chinese buyers as tariff-free access meets market realities. Original ↗
  4. 06:35en.people.cn · Buoyed by zero tariffs, African exporters eye bigger China market Original ↗
  5. 05:50Xinhua · · also on 2 other sites(CIIE) Economic Watch: Buoyed by zero tariffs, African exporters eye bigger China market-Xinhua Original ↗

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