Dak Lak in Vietnam officially exports the first batch of macadamia nuts to Japan

Published 2022년 11월 9일

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The article marks a milestone in agricultural exports as Dak Lak province in Vietnam successfully ships over 6 tons of macadamia nuts to Japan, marking the commencement of macadamia nut exports to the Japanese market. The nuts, originally planted in 2003 and expanded across 2,300 hectares in Krong Nang district, have undergone rigorous inspections ensuring compliance with pest control, food safety, and hygiene standards. These nuts, known for their high quality, are now certified under the 'Krong Nang Macadamia' trademark and are expected to be distributed across Asia and globally, thanks to Vietnam's free trade agreements. This achievement is anticipated to boost the economic growth of Dak Lak province and Krong Nang district.

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The first batch of macadamia nuts officially exported to the Japanese market with a volume of more than 6 tons was grown in Krong Nang district, Dak Lak province. The product has undergone many stages of inspection by specialized agencies of the two countries on pest control, food safety and hygiene, packaging and traceability. Macadamia tree in Krong Nang district, was initially planted and tested by the General Department of Forestry in Phu Loc and Dlieya communes in 2003, with an area of about 4 hectares. Currently, macadamia has been recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development as a multi-purpose tree, both an agricultural tree and a forestry tree. Particularly in Krong Nang, out of 2,300 hectares of planted macadamia, 1,000 hectares are in business, the output in 2022 is estimated at more than 1,700 tons. The quality of macadamia nuts in Krong Nang district is evaluated well, and has been certified by the National Office of Intellectual Property - Ministry ...

Source: Vov