Vietnam: Linking to build raw material areas, lessons in exporting agricultural products

Published 2024년 7월 29일

Tridge summary

The Mekong Delta region, especially Can Tho, plays a crucial role in Vietnam's fruit exports, with significant contributions from fruits like durian, mango, longan, dragon fruit, and star apple. Can Tho boasts over 25,000 hectares of fruit tree area, exporting high-quality produce to markets such as the US and Australia. Farmers adhere to strict VietGap standards and collaborate with cooperatives and export companies to meet international demands. The region has 193 growing area codes covering over 2,600 hectares, focusing on concentrated production and cooperative linkages to enhance business connections and build raw material areas. Despite an annual fruit output exceeding 200,000 tons, production is fragmented, prompting efforts to form specialized growing areas with proper management codes and technical processes to ensure quality and establish a strong export fruit brand.
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The Mekong Delta region is a major contributor to the country's fruit exports. Many fruits such as durian, mango, longan, dragon fruit, star apple have entered international markets and are well received by consumers. In Can Tho, the fruit tree area is over 25,000 hectares. Agricultural products in high-quality growing areas of Can Tho have entered international markets. In the first months of the year, Can Tho exported batches of Tuong Da Xanh mangoes and longan fruit to the US and Australian markets. These shipments are exported by air, shortening transportation time and allowing products to reach consumers in the shortest time. Mr. Nguyen Hoang Anh, living in Thoi Hung commune, Co Do district, said that his family is currently growing longan to export to the US, Australia and some other countries. With an area of nearly 5 hectares, longan is cultivated according to VietGap standards, strictly applying farming procedures on the use of fertilizers and pesticides. To receive ...
Source: Vov

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