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Where was the 6th China Vegetable New and Superior Varieties Expo held?

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Recently, the 6th China Vegetable New and Superior Varieties Expo was held at the China Youth Vegetable Industry Entrepreneurship Park in Pudong New Area, Shanghai. With the theme "Enriching the World's Vegetable Basket," this Expo featured both booth displays and field displays. In a 3-hectare field, 2,050 new vegetable varieties from domestic and international seed companies and more than 350 superior varieties newly developed by the National Bulk Vegetable Industry System were displayed. Thriving tomatoes, peppers, bitter melons and others attracted more than 1,500 attendees, including representatives and vegetable professional cooperatives from horticultural farms around Shanghai, and more than 300 cooperation agreements were signed.

Recently, the 6th China Vegetable New and Superior Varieties Expo was held at the China Youth Vegetable Industry Entrepreneurship Park in Pudong New Area, Shanghai. With the theme "Enriching the World's Vegetable Basket," this Expo featured both booth displays and field displays. In a 3-hectare field, 2,050 new vegetable varieties from domestic and international seed companies and more than 350 superior varieties newly developed by the National Bulk Vegetable Industry System were displayed. Thriving tomatoes, peppers, bitter melons and others attracted more than 1,500 attendees, including representatives and vegetable professional cooperatives from horticultural farms around Shanghai, and more than 300 cooperation agreements were signed.

It is understood that this Expo also held the "Symposium on Transformation of Vegetable Scientific and Technological Achievements and Enhancement of Vegetable Production and Marketing Capacity." Experts and scholars from the National Bulk Vegetable Industry System, the Institute of Vegetables and Flowers of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and the Shanghai Agricultural Technology Extension Service Center gave special presentations on topics including "Current Status of Scientific and Technological Development in China's Vegetable Industry," "Trends in the Occurrence of Vegetable Pests and Diseases in China," and "Promotion and Application of Vegetable Scientific and Technological Achievements in Shanghai."

In addition to more than 300 domestic vegetable industry-related units attending this meeting, it also attracted representatives from 35 internationally renowned seed industry companies from the United States, the Netherlands, Israel and other countries.

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