During the golden autumn season, fruits are abundant and fragrant. Currently, kiwi fruit from Heping County in Heyuan City, Guangdong Province, has entered its peak marketing season.

Recently, visiting a family farm in Xiache Town of the county, ripe kiwi fruits were seen hanging on the vines. Fruit farmers picked the kiwi fruits, transported them down the mountain, and sent them to the packing workshop, waiting for courier company vehicles to collect them in bulk.

Xiache Town, as the core production area of kiwi fruit in the county, produces kiwi fruits with excellent varieties that are sweet and juicy. The kiwi fruit industry has become a highly representative characteristic industry that enriches the local population.

It is understood that kiwi fruit has tender flesh and thin skin, making it prone to bruising and deterioration, which places extremely high demands on transportation timeliness, packaging protection, and logistics chains. To open up the "last mile" for kiwi fruit to leave the village and enter the city, Heping Postal Service has proactively connected with planting farmers, setting up collection and delivery points in core planting areas, providing door-to-door pickup, timely packaging, and direct express delivery services. This saves farmers the trouble of traveling back and forth and enables fresh fruit to be shipped immediately upon harvesting.

In addition to logistics and delivery support, Heping Postal Service also leverages its resource advantages of integrating business flow, logistics flow, capital flow, and information flow to deeply integrate into the development of the local kiwi fruit characteristic industry. While providing basic delivery services, it relies on online e-commerce platforms and various agricultural assistance exhibition and sales channels to continuously expand sales channels for Heping kiwi fruit, comprehensively helping farmers broaden sales and stabilize income growth.

It is reported that this year Heping County is expected to have over 1 million pieces of kiwi fruit sold to all parts of the country through delivery channels.

Furthermore, various delivery enterprises have also set up multiple collection points in the production areas, deploying sufficient manpower and transport vehicles to further smooth the "last mile" for agricultural products to leave the village and enter the city, helping kiwi fruit sales get on the fast track.