Mongolia to increase fruit and berry production to 30,000 tons by 2030

Published 2024년 11월 5일

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Mongolia is setting a target to increase the area under fruit and berry cultivation to 20,000 hectares by 2030, with the aim of producing 30,000 tons of fruits and berries annually. The government plans to back private sector initiatives and promote public-private partnerships to reach this goal. The country will also focus on developing new crop varieties and improving cultivation technologies, as it currently meets only 3% of its own fruit and berry needs. The government will establish Fruit and Berry Growing Centers and provide preferential loans to enterprises as part of the National Movement 'Food Supply and Security'.

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Mongolia has set a goal to expand the area under fruit and berry planting to 20,000 hectares and harvest 30,000 tons of fruits and berries by 2030. To achieve this goal, the government is ready to support private sector initiatives and increase investment through public-private partnerships, EastFruit reports. The State Secretary of the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry of Mongolia emphasized that the interconnected national movements “One Billion Trees”, “Food Supply and Security” and “Healthy Mongolian” aimed at reducing the negative effects of global warming and climate change, as well as ensuring the stability of food supplies, are being successfully implemented throughout the country. International experts believe that Mongolia can grow fruits such as apple, plum, peach, apricot and pear. As CentralAsia writes, the official in his speech at the conference "Development of the Sea Buckthorn and Other Crops Market in the Asian Region" noted the need for consistent ...

Source: Eastfruit