Joyvio Group Co., Ltd.
Headquartered in China
Beijing-headquartered fruit company founded in 2012, operating blueberry and kiwifruit growing bases in China and abroad along with a fruit seedling breeding center, selection and processing center, and cold-chain logistics platform for export.
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Regions served
East Asia
Countries
China
Cities
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