A mountainous commune in Ha Tinh collected 35 billion VND from a specialty fruit and brought it to Malaysia to introduce

Published 2024년 2월 22일

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Huong Khe is currently harvesting Phuc Trach grapefruit, a crop that has been granted a certificate of geographical indication registration and is protected by the EU. Despite lower yields due to hot weather, the fruit is sweeter and well-priced. Local authorities have supported the expansion and application of science and technology to production, improving the quality and quantity of the fruit. The district has also established a working group to promote grapefruit consumption and protect the brand value, with efforts to maintain the local market and expand to major provinces and cities. The district has also introduced Phuc Trach grapefruit at the Tourism Trade Fair in Malaysia, aiming for future export.

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Huong Khe is in the process of harvesting Phuc Trach grapefruit. This year, the weather is hot and the grapefruit yield is not high, but in return the fruit is sweet, so the product is priced well. Thanks to good propaganda and market orientation, consumption is basically favorable. This can be considered a year of good harvest and good prices, giving the people of Huong Khe a bumper crop of sweet fruits. Phuc Trach and Huong Khe grapefruits have been granted a certificate of geographical indication registration "Phuc Trach" by the National Office of Intellectual Property for the product "Grapefruit", a geographical area of 19 communes in Huong Khe district, province Ha Tinh. This is also one of 39 Vietnamese geographical indications that the EU has committed to protecting from August 1, 2020. Over the years, with the leadership and direction of the Party Committee, local authorities have had many supportive policies; Many households have boldly focused on expanding the area and ...

Source: Danviet