NESDB organizes a team to adhere to 4 types of fruit, ready-to-market products.

Published 2020년 8월 24일

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The Office of Agricultural Economics in Thailand has reported a decrease in fruit yield for durian, mangosteen, rambutan, and longkong trees in the southern region, with a total yield of 727,824 tons, a 9.18% decrease from 2019. This is due to inclement weather and drought, which affected flowering and fruit production. Durian yields were postponed to concentrate, and mangosteen yield was lower due to drought. Rambutan and longkong yields were also less than last year, and there was damage to durian yields due to a wind storm. The government is considering adjusting employment contract regulations for foreign workers to address issues.

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Bangkok - 24 Aug - Office of Agricultural Economics Mrs Anchana Tracho, Deputy Secretary-General of the Office of Agricultural Economics (OPO), Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives Revealed the situation of southern fruits at this time. Overview of 4 types of fruit trees (durian, mangosteen, rambutan) in the southern region of 14 provinces (the third southern unity data as of July 17, 63) this year yielded a total of about 727,824 tons, a decrease from the amount of 801,413 tons in 2019. Or decreased 9.18 percent by the output distributed to many market models And is expected to be released in the market in September 2020, which NESDB has always monitored the situation of fruit trees. The latest from entering the area to monitor the situation of fruits from Lang, buy fruit. Government agencies And farmers in Chumphon, Surat Thani and Nakhon Si Thammarat provinces During 9 - 15 August 2020, it was found that durian had little output to the market. And gradually released to the ...

Source: RYT9