Vietnam: Durian acreage increases after the secretariat with China

Published 2022년 12월 1일

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China has officially started importing durians from Vietnam after a partnership between the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the General Department of Customs. This has led to a significant expansion in the durian cultivation area in Vietnam, with the country now having about 90,000 hectares under durian cultivation and producing approximately 1.3 million tons of fruit per year. The profitability of durian farming, especially in Tien Giang province, has attracted many farmers, leading to the conversion of other crops to durian cultivation. However, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has issued a directive encouraging sustainable and efficient durian and passion fruit cultivation, including the review of planting area codes and packing establishments for export, strict management of seedling quality, and the promotion of good agricultural practices.

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It can be seen that, after the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the General Department of Customs of China signed the Protocol to officially export durian to China, the area of this tree has increased rapidly, in some localities, after a few months of signing the Decree. Thu has added 3,000ha of durian newly planted. According to the General Statistics Office, in just 10 years, especially the last few years, the area of durian has increased significantly. Specifically, in 2010 there was only 17,600ha (production 107,600 tons), by 2020 the area will reach 71,381ha, output 588,025 tons. Up to now, the country has about 90,000 hectares of durian being harvested with an output of 1.3 million tons of fruit per year. In which, Tien Giang, Dak Lak are the localities with the largest durian area. According to the statistics of the functional branches of Tien Giang province, durian is the most profitable crop for farmers in the province compared to other crops. ...

Source: Danviet