Dried coconut price hits record 200,000 VND/dozen

Published 2025년 3월 21일

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The article explains the reason behind the significant increase in the price of coconuts in Vietnam, ranging from 150,000-200,000 VND/dozen. The high consumer demand, a decrease in domestic harvest, and export restriction policies from countries like Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines are the primary causes. The price can also vary based on the size of the coconuts and areas affected by saltwater intrusion. The off-season and a high demand from coconut processing companies for raw materials have led to a 50% decrease in output, further contributing to the high prices.
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Currently, the price of coconuts ranges from 150,000-200,000 VND/dozen (12 fruits). The high price of coconuts is mainly due to the impact of high consumer demand, the decrease in domestic coconut harvest and the export restriction policies of affected countries. Mr. Nguyen Van Hay, Director of Son Phu Agricultural Cooperative, Son Phu Commune, Giong Trom District, Ben Tre Province said: The price of "3-skin" coconuts (peeled coconuts) weighing 1 kg/fruit, meeting the standards, is set by businesses at 175,000-180,000 VND/dozen. Smaller coconuts will have lower prices. "There are gardeners who sell real dry coconuts for 190,000 VND/dozen, but not many areas can sell them at that price. In general, it also depends on the size of the coconut," said Mr. Hay. In some areas affected by saltwater intrusion, coconut weight has decreased significantly, the fruit is small, so the purchase price is lower than other areas. In Tan Loi Thanh commune, Giong Trom district, Mr. Le Van Xich, ...
Source: Agriculture

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