Connecting supply and demand for longan and agricultural products in Hung Yen, Vietnam

Published 2021년 7월 15일

Tridge summary

Hung Yen province in Vietnam has seen a rise in agricultural production in 2021, with longan and citrus areas expanding and expecting to yield significantly more than in 2020. The province has also been working on boosting consumption of its agricultural products, both domestically and internationally, particularly to China, which is the third largest market for Vietnam's fresh fruit. The Covid-19 pandemic has posed challenges for food consumption, but the Ministry of Industry and Trade in Vietnam has been coordinating efforts to address these challenges and promote the consumption of agricultural products. The ministry is also working towards a more sustainable and digital agricultural value chain, from production to consumption, and has signed cooperations with e-commerce platforms to sell Hung Yen's agricultural products online.

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Original content

Over the past time, the Covid -19 epidemic has had a strong impact on production and business activities in general and the production and consumption of agricultural products in particular, in which the main agricultural products of Hung Yen province. ., In 2021, Hung Yen's longan area will reach 4,800ha, the output is estimated at 50,000-55,000 tons, 15-20% higher than in 2020. The area planted with citrus trees (oranges, grapefruits) is about 3,800ha, the output is about 3,800ha. estimated at 40,000-45,000 tons..., There are also a number of agricultural products such as bananas with 70,020 tons (VietGAP banana output is 900 tons); fabric over 12,000 tons; Turmeric 9,000 tons of tubers. In the province, there are nearly 2,000 hectares of flowers and ornamental plants; Total production of live meat of all kinds is estimated at over 130,500 tons…, In the face of complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic, Hung Yen has implemented a number of solutions to boost the ...

Source: VNRuralEconomics