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Freedom pineapples (Chinese: 自由鳳梨) was a political and social response in 2021 to a mainland Chinese ban on the importation of pineapples from Taiwan. The response encouraged domestic and international consumption to replace the loss of the Chinese market, which had formerly imported 97% of all Taiwanese pineapple exports. The movement was particularly well received by Taiwanese, Japanese, Australian and American audiences, but did not fully shield Taiwan from the economic consequences. In 2021, Taiwanese pineapple exports dropped to 55% of their 2019 levels.