China cocoa imports fall in May
Published on: June 22, 2009 at 11:55
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BEIJING : China's General Administration of Customs on Monday said the country’s cocoa bean imports fell 87 percent in May on year to 920 metric tons.
In a report issued here the GAC said the country's coffee imports fell 44 percent on year to 213 tons.
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China exported 1,894 tons of coffee in the same month, sharply up on year, the data showed.
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