Nanhua Wild Mushrooms Sourcing Cluster in Chuxiong, Yunnan
Evidence AWild MushroomsFood & Agriculture
Nanhua Wild Mushrooms is the town that makes wild mushrooms in China. Its wholesale market is Nanhua International Wild Mushroom Trading Center (Longchuan Town, Nanhua County; opened August 2024, China's largest single wild-mushroom trading centre), and buyers come here for fresh wild mushrooms (matsutake, porcini, termite and green-capped mushrooms), cultivated edible mushrooms and processed mushroom products.LocationLongchuan Town, Nanhua County, Chuxiong, Yunnan, China
Core marketNanhua International Wild Mushroom Trading Center (Longchuan Town, Nanhua County; opened August 2024, China's largest single wild-mushroom trading centre)
Best forFresh wild mushrooms (matsutake, porcini, termite and green-capped mushrooms), cultivated edible mushrooms and processed mushroom products
• Fresh wild mushrooms• Matsutake• Porcini• Termite mushrooms• Cultivated mushrooms• Processed mushroom products
Nanhua has nearly 2.4 million mu (about 160,000 hectares) of forest with 354 edible wild-mushroom species and annual reserves over 15,000 tonnes; 'Nanhua Matsutake' is a national geographical-indication product. The trading centre is the core wild-mushroom distribution market of southwest China, with cold chain, logistics and livestreaming support and 13 logistics lines to major Chinese cities: fresh mushrooms reach Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen within 12 hours (CNR Chuxiong, 2026-10-15). A four-level chain of township collection, market sorting, cold-chain transport and air freight is in place (Yunnan Net, 2026-10-19). The centre covers 73.21 mu (about 4.9 hectares) with 100+ fixed shops and 100+ stalls (Nanhua county publicity office). By 26 July 2026, Nanhua's wild-mushroom trade was 5,874.12 tonnes worth RMB 705 million, up 20.55% in volume and 17.92% in value year on year (CNR Chuxiong, 2026-10-15); in 2025 the county's edible-mushroom industry was worth RMB 7 billion, supporting 52,000 farming households and 120,000 local jobs; 2024 trade was 3,728.65 tonnes worth RMB 431 million.Level A, verified against two or more independent sources or one authoritative source. Figures on this page are attributed to their sources in the text.
Start at the core market above, compare at least three stalls or factories for the same item, and ask for the export price (FOB) in writing before you discuss payment terms. On 1688, the Chinese wholesale platform most of these factories list on, search with these Chinese terms:野生菌 · 南华野生菌 · 松茸 · 食用菌We do not list factory names or phone numbers on this page: factories change sales staff often, and a stale contact is worse than none. If you want three verified factories with real contacts and quotes, see the factory list package ($299).
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Frequently asked questions
Go to Nanhua Wild Mushrooms in Chuxiong, Yunnan. The place to start is Nanhua International Wild Mushroom Trading Center (Longchuan Town, Nanhua County; opened August 2024, China's largest single wild-mushroom trading centre). The cluster is best for fresh wild mushrooms (matsutake, porcini, termite and green-capped mushrooms), cultivated edible mushrooms and processed mushroom products. Nanhua has nearly 2.4 million mu (about 160,000 hectares) of forest with 354 edible wild-mushroom species and annual reserves over 15,000 tonnes; 'Nanhua Matsutake' is a national geographical-indication product. The trading centre is the core wild-mushroom distribution market of southwest China, with cold chain, logistics and livestreaming support and 13 logistics lines to major Chinese cities: fresh mushrooms reach Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen within 12 hours (CNR Chuxiong, 2026-10-15). A four-level chain of township collection, market sorting, cold-chain transport and air freight is in place (Yunnan Net, 2026-10-19). The centre covers 73.21 mu (about 4.9 hectares) with 100+ fixed shops and 100+ stalls (Nanhua county publicity office). By 26 July 2026, Nanhua's wild-mushroom trade was 5,874.12 tonnes worth RMB 705 million, up 20.55% in volume and 17.92% in value year on year (CNR Chuxiong, 2026-10-15); in 2025 the county's edible-mushroom industry was worth RMB 7 billion, supporting 52,000 farming households and 120,000 local jobs; 2024 trade was 3,728.65 tonnes worth RMB 431 million.
Yes. The core market is Nanhua International Wild Mushroom Trading Center (Longchuan Town, Nanhua County; opened August 2024, China's largest single wild-mushroom trading centre), in Longchuan Town, Nanhua County, Chuxiong, Yunnan. Most buyers walk the market first, shortlist two or three factories, then visit them the same day. If you want a local guide, our accompanied factory visits start at $199 a day, message us on WhatsApp and we will confirm dates before you book flights.
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