Vietnam: Bac Giang lychees cost 780,000 VND per kg in the US

Published 2023년 6월 23일

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The article marks the beginning of fresh lychee sales from Bac Giang, Vietnam, in Houston, Texas, priced at 14-15 USD per pound. This marks the first of a total of 1.08 tons of fresh Vietnamese lychees to be sold in the US market this year, with more batches on the way. The process involves selection, processing, irradiation, and air transport to ensure freshness. Despite the high logistics costs, the unique taste and quality of Vietnamese lychees are valued. The Vietnam Trade Office in Houston-Texas emphasizes the importance of professional export services and efficient market research for smooth exports.
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At noon on June 21, US time, the first fresh lychees from Bac Giang were sold at supermarkets such as Hong Kong, Tan Binh, Viet Hoa, Linda's Tropical Fruits, Ca Mau in Houston, Texas. Retail price for customers is 14-15 USD per pound, or 140 USD for 11 pound (5 kg) pack, equivalent to 3.2 million VND. This is the number of lychees in the first shipment of 1.08 tons of Vietnamese fresh lychee this year to be sold in this market, according to the Vietnam Trade Office in the US. Products are provided by Global Food Import-Export Company in Luc Ngan and imported by LNS International Corporation. Previously, Vietnamese lychees came to the US as frozen goods. From 2020, the Vietnam Trade Office in the US realizes the need for fresh lychees and connects importers and exporters of the two countries to work with the US Animal and Plant Health Quarantine (APHIS) to learn about the fresh lychee export process. However, in recent years, fresh lychee has been tested and brought to the US but ...
Source: VNExpress

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