Having sold many specialty fruits to the EU, Vietnamese businesses still have to pay attention to important requirements

Published 2021년 8월 23일

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2021 has seen Vietnamese companies starting the direct export of fresh fruits like litchi and longan to European countries, including the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, and the UK. The distribution of fresh lychees has expanded beyond Asian stores to European food supermarket chains. The first shipment of lychee, traceable through the itrace247 system, was flown to France. The German market, with its large Vietnamese community and potential for Vietnamese agricultural products, is also being tapped. The Vietnam Trade Office in Belgium and the EU is compiling a list of Vietnamese enterprises involved in fruit production, processing, and export to connect with importers. There is a strong emphasis on Global GAP certification and corporate social responsibility in the production and export of these products.

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Original content

According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, 2021 is considered an important milestone when fresh fruits such as litchi and longan are directly exported to European countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, and the UK by Vietnamese companies. , after being supported to connect, introduce to import companies. Even the distribution of fresh lychees is not only in the Asian supermarket/store system but has officially penetrated into the food supermarket chains in Europe. Typically, on June 12, 2021, the first shipment of 1 ton of lychee with the traceability stamp itrace247 developed by the Trade Promotion Department (Ministry of Industry and Trade) was officially imported into Vietnam. France by air. This order, originating from Thanh Ha growing area, Hai Duong province, was successfully brought to France by Red Dragon Production Trading Service Co., Ltd., present on the shelves of Asia supermarket system in Paris. In the German market, Mr. Bui Vuong Anh - ...

Source: Danviet