Vietnam exporting the first batch of pomelos to the US

Published 2022년 11월 28일

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Vietnam has started exporting fresh pomelos to the US, following nearly six years of negotiations on plant quarantine and other issues. The first batch of exports was announced in a ceremony in Ben Tre province, with the company Chanh Thu Fruit Import Export Group JSC overseeing the process. Ben Tre province, which has received 25 codes for growing green skin pomelos for export to the EU and US markets, has been joined by 35 other regions in obtaining codes for exporting pomelos to the US. The country exports around 200,000 tons of pomelos annually from about 10,000 hectares.
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At the ceremony to announce the first batch of pomelos exported to the US, Mr. Tran Ngoc Tam - Chairman of the People's Committee of Ben Tre province said, after nearly 6 years of registering pomelo export to the US, the relevant agencies of Vietnam and The United States has actively negotiated and exchanged techniques, especially issues related to plant quarantine, so far the United States has officially imported Vietnamese fresh pomelos. Having achieved the above results is the active support and assistance of ministries and central agencies, the attention and support of diplomatic agencies, functional agencies of importing countries and the business community in and around the world. foreign. In parallel, it is the effort of Chanh Thu Fruit Import Export Group Joint Stock Company (Chanh Thu Company) - the unit that directly registers and prepares in all aspects to bring Ben Tre green pomelo products to the market. demanding market, requiring very high-tech production processes ...
Source: Danviet

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