Since February 18th to April 10th, I have been in close contact with lychee farmers from Queensland, Australia’s “sunshine state”. Mrs. Krystal has been looking for a lychee sorting machine that can handle all varieties and sizes, which means they want this machine to achieve different sizes (the smallest size is 15mm, the largest size is 70mm) of lychee.
Since February 18th to April 10th, I have been in close contact with lychee farmers from Queensland, Australia’s “sunshine state”. Mrs. Krystal has been looking for a lychee sorting machine that can handle all varieties and sizes, which means they want this machine to achieve different sizes (the smallest size is 15mm, the largest size is 70mm) of lychee.
Adjustable at will to easily interface with their existing packaging machines for packaging exports. I believe that after a month, you will be able to see the true face of the final lychee classifier. Now please wait and see!
Why do I say that our lychee grader will have a good future in Queensland? Because our Australian friend imported lychee trees from China 19 years ago and successfully planted them locally, which led to lychee planting throughout Australia 99% of regional and supply areas are in Queensland in its northeast, while the remaining 1% is in New South Wales.
