First Rockit apples this year arrive at Beijing Xinfadi Market
Mini apples grown in the North Island of New Zealand are sweet in taste and small in size. They are packed in tube-shaped packages for easy portability, marketed under the brand Rockit. Recently, this year’s first shipment of 10 tons arrived in the Beijing Xinfadi market and has been pre-ordered by online and offline dealers.
It is reported that Rockit apples are the most expensive and smallest apples in the world, and also one of the most delicious. Because of their low production, they are also called luxury apples”. Although small in size, they are high in sweetness, crimson in appearance, and a crunchy and fragrant fruit body. They have a balanced sweetness and tartness and are full of juice. In addition to the outstanding eating quality, the packaging design is also very stylish and exquisite, and consumer acceptance is high.
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Originally published on February 14, 2021 1:42 pm
At a news conference this week, the World Health Organization made a surprising statement: The coronavirus could possibly be transmitted on frozen packages of food. We know that the virus can persist and survive in conditions that are found in these cold and frozen environments, says Peter Ben Embarek, the food scientist who led the World Health Organization team that traveled to China to investigate the origin of the coronavirus pandemic. But we don t really understand if the virus can then transmit to humans.
Embarek went on to say that scientists need to investigate further this possible route of transmission and that frozen meat, perhaps frozen wild meat, could have sparked an early outbreak of COVID-19 last year at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan, China.