Four Vietnamese agricultural products have just received good news from the Chinese market.

Published 2025년 4월 16일

Tridge summary

During his State visit to Vietnam in April 2021, Chinese President Xi Jinping signed several protocols to bolster agricultural trade between the two countries. These protocols cover the export of chili peppers, limes, rice bran, rice bran extracts, and bird's nest products from Vietnam to China. China is Vietnam's largest import market and Vietnam is China's largest trading partner in ASEAN. As of 2021, 14 types of Vietnamese agricultural products are exported to China, generating billions of USD in revenue annually. In 2024, the trade saw a significant increase, with Chinese consumers spending over 4.6 billion USD on Vietnamese fruits and vegetables.
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Original content

The above documents were signed within the framework of the State visit to Vietnam by General Secretary and President of China Xi Jinping from April 14 to 15. The signed protocols include: Protocol on phytosanitary requirements for chili peppers exported from Vietnam to China. Protocol on phytosanitary requirements for limes exported from Vietnam to China. Protocol on safety and phytosanitary requirements for rice bran and rice bran extracts used as raw materials for animal feed exported from Vietnam to China. Protocol on quarantine, inspection and veterinary hygiene requirements for raw bird's nest and clean bird's nest products exported from Vietnam to China. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, China is Vietnam's largest import market and Vietnam is China's largest trading partner in ASEAN. Currently, 14 types of Vietnamese agricultural products have been officially exported to the billion-people market, bringing in billions of USD in revenue each ...
Source: Vietstock

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