Export of dried mangoes from Vietnam increased by nearly 180% per year

Published 2022년 5월 28일

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The article highlights the impact of increased freight and labor costs on the profitability of various stakeholders in the Vietnamese mango export value chain, with exporters, farmers, and collectors experiencing significant profit losses despite a growth in export value. The industry, led by China as the largest market, faces challenges from increased competition with Cambodia's entry into the market. Despite these challenges, dried mango continues to perform well due to its long shelf life and demand. Vietnam's mango production remains steady, ranking 13th globally, and is surrounded by intense competition as China expands its import options.

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The increase in freight and labor costs has increased costs and reduced profits for all chain participants, although export value grew quite well last year. Exporters lost 55% of their profits, farmers lost nearly 67% of their profits, while collectors (the barn owners) decreased by nearly 92%., Notably, dried mango has a growth rate of up to 179.6%/year thanks to long-term preservation, no time pressure like fresh mango., According to Mr. Dang Phuc Nguyen, General Secretary of the Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association, Vietnam's mango output is nearly 940,000 ...

Source: VNRuralEconomics