Chunjian Tangerine
春见（耙耙柑）
- Grown in
- Jintang, Sichuan
- Brix
- 13.2 – 20
- Carton
- 1.5 / 2.5 / 4 / 4.5 / 5 kg net
Full lot specification on the fruit page
Season December – March
Peak · January – mid-February
Fresh Fruit Grower & Exporter · Based in Sichuan, China
Five growing regions. Six fruit lines. Five export markets.
Four lines from our own ground; two from named sourcing districts. Each lot is confirmed for grade, pack and shipping window before it moves.
In the blocks, in season
Every lot is opened and read before it is bought — in the orchard first, on the line second.
Company archive
What your compliance team asks for first.
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Registration
China Customs registered
Consignee and consignor of import and export goods, since 4 June 2021.
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Certificate
ISO 22000
Food safety management. Current copy, holder, scope and validity require verification before any delivery commitment. Availability is not guaranteed.
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Certificate
GLOBALG.A.P.
The published certificate is for citrus only. Current copy, holder, scope and validity require verification before any delivery commitment. Availability is not guaranteed.
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Media
Featured on CCTV-13
Our grading line reported on twice — September 2025 and January 2026. News coverage, not a quality certificate.
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Markets
Cleared into five markets
Thailand · Vietnam · Singapore · Canada · Russia
Our Fruits
See the whole range before you read the lot sheet.
Six distinct fruit lines, with origin, typical specifications and supply-season references to help plan your enquiry.
Soft-seed Pomegranate
突尼斯软籽石榴
- Grown in
- Huili, Liangshan, Sichuan
- Weight
- 350 – 499 g (grade 1) · 500 g and over (top grade)As reported by CCTV-13, 7 September 2025. That season's reported figures, not a permanent standard for every lot.
Full lot specification on the fruit page
Season August – November
Supplier-confirmed supply season; quantity and dispatch dates agreed per order.
Ehime No.38 Jelly Orange
爱媛38号果冻橙
- Grown in
- Meishan and Danling, Sichuan
- Size
- 60 – 90 mm
- Weight
- 192.5 – 250 g
- Brix
- 15
- Carton
- 2.25 / 4.25 / 5 kg net
Season September – December
Peak · late November – early December
French Prune
法兰西西梅
- Grown in
- Jiashi, Xinjiang · also grown in Yunnan
- Weight
- 60 – 100 g · average 76 g
- Brix
- 20 and over
- Carton
- 800 g retail pack
Full lot specification on the fruit page
Season August – September
Peak · mid-to-late August
Green Honey Plum
蜂糖李 / 青蜜李
- Grown in
- Growing area confirmed per lot
- Size
- 40 – 50 mm
- Weight
- 40 – 70 g
- Brix
- 17 – 19
Full lot specification on the fruit page
Season June – July
Peak · July
Yunnan Blueberry
云南蓝莓
- Grown in
- Xishuangbanna, Honghe and Chengjiang, Yunnan
- Size
- 15 – 26 mm
- Brix
- 15
- Carton
- 125 g punnet · 4, 6 or 8 punnets per box
Full lot specification on the fruit page
Season December – May
Peak · January – April
Figures shown are typical for the variety. Rows marked “On request” are confirmed in writing in the lot sheet for your enquiry, together with final packing and shipping dates.
Availability
Plan with the seasons. Confirm your order with us.
Soft-seed pomegranate supply runs from August to November, as confirmed by our supplier. Other listed windows are variety references. Available quantity and dispatch dates are agreed for your order.
| Fruit line | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D | Peak |
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| Yunnan Blueberry | January | February | March | April | May | December | January – April | ||||||
| Chunjian Tangerine | January | February | March | December | January – mid-February | ||||||||
| Green Honey Plum | June | July | July | ||||||||||
| French Prune | August | September | mid-to-late August | ||||||||||
| Soft-seed Pomegranate | August | September | October | November | By order | ||||||||
| Ehime No.38 Jelly Orange | September | October | November | December | late November – early December |
How to read this calendar
Highlighted months are seasonal planning references, not confirmed picking or shipment dates. This is not a live stock list. Tell us your destination, quantity and preferred timing so we can match a supply plan to your needs.
Our Farms
Five growing regions, connected by one export operation.
Jintang, Huili, Yunnan, Xinjiang and Hunan give the group five distinct growing landscapes. Four fruit lines come from our own ground; for the other two, we name the district or confirm it per lot in writing.
Jintang, Sichuan
Citrus
Our own citrus base
Our citrus comes from our own base in Jintang, Sichuan: Chunjian and Kanpei. Hill ground with a wide day-to-night temperature swing.
Huili, Liangshan, Sichuan
Soft-seed pomegranate
Our own pomegranate base
Soft-seed pomegranate off our own ground at Huili, in the Liangshan mountains. Dry days, cool nights, and a paper sleeve on every fruit.
Yunnan
Blueberries and prunes
Our own blueberry and prune operations
Yunnan gives us blueberries from December to May, when most of the northern hemisphere has none of its own, and a second prune area.
Xinjiang
Prunes
Our own orchards and our own prune factory
Prunes from Jiashi, Xinjiang, picked in August and shipping into September. The prune factory in Xinjiang is ours.
Hunan
New-variety citrus
Our own new-variety citrus program
Our new-variety citrus program in Hunan. Trial blocks first, then the varieties that hold up in a container.
All five region views are real photographs from the company archive: Jintang, Huili, Yunnan, Xinjiang and Hunan. The region descriptions explain the group, cooperation and sourcing relationships; a photograph alone does not establish ownership or current lot availability.
Pujiang, Sichuan is our registered company base and a grading and operations node; it is not one of our growing regions.
Districts we name rather than own
Two of the six lines are not off our own ground. Ehime No.38 comes from Meishan and Danling. Green honey plum we buy in as well, and its growing area moves between seasons, so it is named on the spec sheet for your lot rather than fixed here. Neither is one of our five regions. We name the district rather than let a map imply otherwise.
Behind the range
The people and packing floor behind the fruit.
Orchard teams inspect the crop. The packing floor sorts and packs it. The export desk confirms the lot documents and shipping window. These are company archive photographs of that work.
Grading & Packing
We grade and pack on our own line.
Orchard care, fruit selection, grading and packing. Our company archive shows the people and facilities behind the work; requirements are confirmed for each fruit and order.
- 01Look
- 02Inside quality
- 03Weight
The three checks General Manager Tang Ting described for that season’s soft-seed pomegranate line on CCTV-13 in September 2025.
From orchard to packing
Care through each stage.
Checked in the orchard
Orchard teams inspect fruit in the growing area; company photographs show this work.
Picked by hand
Company archive photographs show fruit being picked by hand.
Graded by hand
People select and sort fruit alongside the grading and packing work shown in our archive.
Three checks on the line
Appearance, inside quality and weight were the three checks described in the September 2025 CCTV-13 report on the soft-seed pomegranate line.
Packed by hand
Company archive photographs show manual packing. Carton format, count per box and inner protection are confirmed for each order.
Kept cold
The group brochure documents refrigerated storage and transport. Conditions for a particular fruit, route and order are confirmed separately.
These photographs show orchard, grading and packing work. The three-check account comes from CCTV-13’s September 2025 soft-seed pomegranate report; it is not a claim that every fruit line uses an identical process. Lot specifications and handling requirements are confirmed for the order.
A pocket refractometer beside fruit in a packing carton. Company archive. The photograph does not establish a readable Brix result or a shipment-wide specification; any figures for an order are confirmed separately.
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Company archive 01
The fruit
Orchard inspection and grading help select fruit against the requirements agreed for the lot.
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Company archive 02
The grade
For that season’s soft-seed pomegranate, CCTV-13 reported Grade 1 at 350–499 g and top grade at 500 g and over. Current grades are confirmed for the lot.
- Grade 1
- 350 – 499 g
- Top grade
- 500 g and over
Soft-seed pomegranate, as reported by CCTV-13 on 7 September 2025. It is that report's account of that season's fruit, not a permanent standard for every lot.
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Company archive 03
The carton
Carton format, count per box and inner tray are set per lot. Soft-seed pomegranate ships one fruit to a foam mesh sleeve.
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Company archive 04
The container
Pallet plan and container load are agreed with you before we book the vessel.
The figures move with the lot and with the ground it came off, so we write them down rather than print them on the wall.
Documents
Documents your team can verify.
Customs registration, shipment documents, credential scope and source links — with the number and coverage stated for each.
- Registered entity
- Pujiang Tangguo Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd.
- Customs status
- Consignee and consignor of import and export goods
- Customs code
- 5101960CJJ
- Registered
- Customs office
- Rongjin Customs
- Business licence
- 91510131MA6A5CPL8T
- Registered address
- 118 Limin South Road, Shou’an, Pujiang County, Chengdu, Sichuan, China
Check it on the national government service platform ↗
Search the unified social credit code 91510131MA6A5CPL8T. The service is in Chinese; the result should show Pujiang Tangguo Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd.
What this does and does not say
Registration to import and export goods. It is not a record of past shipments and not a destination-market approval, and this code is not an orchard or packhouse registration number — those are separate filings and are listed on their own line above.
Document requirements and availability must be confirmed for the destination and the specific lot. They may include a phytosanitary certificate, packing list, commercial invoice, bill of lading, business licence and customs registration. Any proposed pre-shipment third-party inspection requires a separate check of the inspection scope, provider and feasibility; a requested provider is not automatically accepted.
Credentials and filings, scope included.
The scans below identify the named holders and printed terms. Current registry status has not been verified.
- ISO 22000
- Food safety management · Number transcribed from scan 001FSMS2400043 · Registry status pending verification
- GLOBALG.A.P.
- Citrus only · Number transcribed from scan 42463 · Registry status pending verification
- Registered export orchard
- Filed for outbound fruit · Registration details kept private
- Registered export packhouse
- Export registration completed — supplier confirmed · Registration details kept private
What each of these covers
The GLOBALG.A.P. scan published here is for citrus only; it does not extend to pomegranate, blueberry, prune or plum. Separately, our supplier confirms GLOBALG.A.P. for its blueberry farms; those certificate documents are not shared externally. The supplier confirms that the export packhouse registration is completed, with Chengdu Xianguo Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. as the domestic plant-registration and supply-chain entity. Registration details are kept private. Verify the current copy, holder, scope and validity before any delivery commitment. Availability is not guaranteed.
The two certificates themselves.
The ISO 22000 certificate is shown in full. GLOBALG.A.P. is page 1 of 3; annexes with site details are not published. The readable details below are transcribed from these copies, not a live registry check.
ISO 22000
Food safety management
- Certificate number printed
- 001FSMS2400043
- Named holder
- 蒲江县唐果农业科技有限公司
- English translation
- Pujiang Tangguo Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd.
- Scope printed
- 保鲜水果（石榴、柑橘类）的加工
- English translation
- Processing of fresh fruit (pomegranates and citrus)
- Issue date printed
- 2024-01-15
- Valid-to date printed
- 2027-01-14
- Scan transcription date
- 2026-09-19
- Registry status
- Not verified against a live registry. Printed dates alone do not establish current validity.
Company archive
GLOBALG.A.P.
Citrus only
- Certificate number printed
- 42463
- GGN printed
- 4069453468115
- Named holder
- JINTANG COUNTY TAK HANG CITRUS CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY
- Standard printed
- Integrated Farm Assurance (IFA) SMART Plants; Principles and Criteria for Fruit & Vegetables; version 6.0_SEP22
- Recorded product scope
- Citrus only
- Valid-from date printed
- 2026-02-05
- Valid-to date printed
- 2027-02-04
- Scan transcription date
- 2026-09-19
- Registry status
- Not verified against a live registry. Printed dates alone do not establish current validity.
The product list is not on the published first page. The recorded citrus-only scope is not expanded by the broader standard name.
Company archive
What is not shown here
Orchard and packhouse registration documents are kept private. Our supplier confirmed completion of the packhouse export registration on 20 September 2026.
Download company profile (PDF)
Download the two-page company profile for an overview of the entity, growing regions and fruit lines. The PDF is a separately generated snapshot, not a live document register. Current document copies, holders, scopes and validity require verification; document availability is not guaranteed.
Markets we have shipped to.
Fruit of ours has cleared customs into these five.
- Shipped to
- Thailand · Vietnam · Singapore · Canada · Russia
How to read this list
Markets we have shipped to. Start years, volumes and container counts are not published here, and a market on this list is not a standing programme. Ask for the destination you are buying into and we will tell you what has actually moved there.
CCTV-13 reported from our line twice.
Two reports, plus a fifty-second cut of both. English subtitles you can switch on.
Featured on CCTV-13. The official source link stays with each report.
Highlights · Fifty seconds
Both reports, cut short
Fifty seconds, with English subtitles already in the picture.
Watch either report in full below
CCTV-13 · 7 September 2025
Soft-seed pomegranate grading
General Manager Tang Ting explains the three-step check: look, inside quality, weight.
Watch on CCTV ↗
CCTV-13 · 11 January 2026
Citrus grading and carbon labelling
Citrus grading and carbon-label practice at a Pujiang site.
Watch on CCTV ↗Straight answers
The six things buyers ask us first.
Asked in the first mail often enough that leaving them to a reply wastes a day of yours.
Send an enquiry →- Is Cunjindi a grower or a trading company?
- Both, and the page says which is which line by line. Four of the six lines come off ground the group farms itself, across five regions in Sichuan, Yunnan, Xinjiang and Hunan. The other two are bought in from named growing districts, and their fruit pages say so rather than leaving you to work it out.
- Which fruit lines do you supply, and when is each one in season?
- We list six fruit lines. Soft-seed pomegranate supply is August–November, as confirmed by our supplier. Published variety references for the other lines are Chunjian December–March, Ehime No.38 September–December, green honey plum June–July, French prune August–September and Yunnan blueberry December–May. Tell us your needs so we can confirm available quantity and dispatch dates for your order.
- Which markets have you already shipped to?
- Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Canada and Russia. Those are destinations our fruit has cleared customs into. We do not publish volumes or start years against them, and a market on that list is not a standing programme. Ask about the destination you are buying into and we will tell you what has actually moved there.
- What certificates and registrations do you hold?
- The GLOBALG.A.P. scan published here is for citrus only; it does not extend to pomegranate, blueberry, prune or plum. Separately, our supplier confirms GLOBALG.A.P. for its blueberry farms; those certificate documents are not shared externally. The supplier confirms that the export packhouse registration is completed, with Chengdu Xianguo Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. as the domestic plant-registration and supply-chain entity. Registration details are kept private. Verify the current copy, holder, scope and validity before any delivery commitment. Availability is not guaranteed. We are a registered China Customs consignor, code 5101960CJJ, and our export orchard registration is filed.
- What documents come with a shipment?
- The required documents and their availability must be confirmed for the destination and the specific lot. They may include a phytosanitary certificate, packing list, commercial invoice, bill of lading, business licence and customs registration. A proposed pre-shipment third-party inspection needs a separate check of its scope, provider and feasibility; neither inspection acceptance nor document delivery is guaranteed by this page.
- How do I get a quotation, and why is there no price list?
- Use the enquiry form on this page. Tell us the line, destination, planned volume and timing requirements. Our sales team reviews availability, packing and destination documents for each enquiry. A quotation requires separately confirmed lot details and terms; this website does not promise a response deadline or a catalogue price.
By the pallet and the container
We sell wholesale. Fruit leaves us by the pallet and by the container, packed to your specification per lot.
- Packing configured per lot
- Seasonal programmes across six fruit lines
- One desk from brief to bill of lading
Our Ground
Cunjindi means an inch of land measured against an inch of gold.
Cunjindi traces its roots in the fruit trade to 1987, as recorded in the brand brochure. Meet the people behind the business and see the sources behind its story.
What the name means
Cunjindi is written 寸金地. It comes from a Chinese saying for ground so productive that an inch of it is reckoned against an inch of gold. The name is about land. It says nothing about fruit.
Our five growing regions are presented at group scope, including cooperation bases where stated. Ehime No.38 and green honey plum are sourced from named growing districts. Our Farms explains each region’s role; the calendar provides seasonal planning references. Quantity and dispatch dates are confirmed for each order.
One grading and operations base.
Pujiang County, Chengdu, is our registered address and our grading and operations node; it is not one of our growing regions. Fruit from the regions and the named sourcing districts arrives here to be graded.
In its September 2025 report on that season’s soft-seed pomegranate, CCTV-13 described three line checks: appearance, inside quality and weight. The report showed surface inspection, internal-quality assessment without cutting the fruit, and weighing. It does not establish an identical process for every fruit or region.
Soft-seed pomegranate ships one fruit to a foam mesh sleeve. Carton format, count per box and inner tray are set per lot, and the pallet plan is agreed with you before we book a vessel.
“Anything below 12 Brix is rejected outright.”
— Tang Ting, General Manager, describing that season's soft-seed pomegranate line to CCTV-13, 7 September 2025.
What the grading figures are
Grade 1 at 350–499 g and top grade at 500 g and over are the bands CCTV-13 reported on 7 September 2025, for that season's soft-seed pomegranate. That is the report's account of that season's fruit, not a permanent standard for every lot. The 12 Brix line quoted above belongs to the same report and is a reject floor rather than a typical reading, which is why the pomegranate card publishes Brix on request. Every figure we publish is typical for the variety and confirmed in writing before your lot ships.
The family sold fruit before it grew any.
Cunjindi traces its fruit-trade roots to 1987, according to the brand brochure. Founder Tang Xingjian’s story began in the fruit trade at Chengdu’s Simaqiao wholesale market. The brand-origin year is separate from the legal incorporation dates of the companies involved.
The business today connects growing regions, sourcing, grading and packing. Our region pages identify group and cooperation bases, while the fruit pages name the separate sourcing districts used for Ehime No.38 and green honey plum.
Tang Ting is General Manager, and the legal representative of the registered company. A 2024 report by Sichuan Online described her as having more than twenty years in the pomegranate trade. In September 2025 she stood on the grading line and explained the three checks to CCTV-13.
You will find her under two company names. Chinese press names her as General Manager of Jintang County Dexing Fruit Industry Co., Ltd.; the business licence names her as legal representative of Pujiang Tangguo Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd. Tangguo is the company named on the customs record shown here. The exporter, contracting party and payment beneficiary are confirmed for each order. We would rather put that here than have you find two names and wonder.
- Cunjindi traces its fruit-trade roots to 1987, as recorded in the brand brochure; this is not a legal incorporation date.
- Pujiang Tangguo Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd. is registered in Pujiang County, Chengdu. Business licence 91510131MA6A5CPL8T.
- Registered with Rongjin Customs as consignee and consignor of import and export goods. Customs code 5101960CJJ.
- CCTV-13 films the soft-seed pomegranate grading line. General Manager Tang Ting explains the three checks on camera.
- CCTV-13 reports on citrus grading and carbon-label practice at a Pujiang site.
Where a year is missing from this list, it is because the paperwork for it is not in our hands. We would rather leave a gap than fill it.
Three lines the company is run on.
People first
The people in the orchard and on the line are the company, and they are looked after before anything else is.
Keep our word
If we say it, we do it. If we cannot do it, we say so at the time rather than let you find out at the port.
Do business with integrity
We would rather lose an order than win one we would afterwards have to explain away.
How we behave, written down. None of it is a claim about the fruit — the claims about the fruit are the ones above, each with the paperwork beside it.
How to check everything on this page.
- sales@cunjindi.com
- Enquiry form
- Request a quote
- +85268840364
- Response
- Enquiries are reviewed by sales; response timing depends on the enquiry.
Our customs code is 5101960CJJ, filed with Rongjin Customs on 4 June 2021, and you can pull it up yourself on the national government service platform. Registration is permission to trade across a border: it is not a record of shipments made and not a destination-market approval, and we are not going to dress it up as though it were either. The export orchard registration is a separate filing and we hold it — its registration details are kept private. Our supplier confirmed completion of the export packhouse registration on 20 September 2026. The domestic plant-registration and supply-chain entity is Chengdu Xianguo Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd.; the exporter and contracting entity are confirmed for each order.
Both CCTV-13 reports are news coverage, not quality certificates. The five region views and six fruit-line pictures now use real company archive photographs. Each image shows the named growing area, fruit or operation; it is not evidence of the condition or availability of a particular shipment lot.
Discuss sample requirements, a video call to the working line or a third-party pre-shipment inspection with our team. Availability, timing and scope are confirmed for the fruit and order. In her 20 September 2026 update, Tang Ting indicated that blueberry samples depend on crop readiness after the October holiday, with pricing to follow.
Contact our export team about any order concern and include the order details and supporting photographs so it can be reviewed.
Send us a port, a fruit and a date, and we will send you a spec sheet for the lot rather than a brochure.
Request a Quote
Tell us your port and your dates.
Send one structured buying brief for our sales team to review.
Not sure what to send, or why there is no price list? Read the six answers above.