# The agriculture organisation TLU SA has welcomed the historic stone fruit trade protocol between South Africa and China. The agreement opens the Chinese market for the first time to five types of South African stone fruit, namely apricots, peaches, nectarines, plums, and prunes. The opening of the Chinese market could unlock approximately 400-million-rand for the country over the next five years. TLU SA’s Bennie Van Zyl says this agreement with China will create valuable opportunities for growth, investment, and job creation:
TLU SA says landmark SA-China stone fruit trade protocol will create valuable opportunities [SOUND]
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