People are increasingly aware that Thailand can also export asparagus

Published 2022년 1월 24일

Tridge summary

Thailand's asparagus industry is gaining traction both domestically and internationally, with annual harvests of 20,000 to 30,000 tons. The industry has faced challenges due to the pandemic and adverse weather conditions, but has recently seen a surge in demand, particularly in Europe and the Middle East. To enhance production, Thailand has received support in the form of asparagus seeds and cultivation techniques from Taiwan and the US. The industry is also adopting 'smart' horticultural methods of irrigation and working towards obtaining the GlobalGAP certificate. Prices for export asparagus range from €2.14-3.21 per kilo, while direct purchases are €0.80-1.60 per kilo.
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Original content

More and more consumers and importers are becoming aware of asparagus from Thailand. Now that the country has received international aid to improve both quality and production, yields are growing and demand is also increasing. Nattharinee Ruecha, who works as a consultant for Thai agricultural entrepreneurs, says asparagus is doing well in Thailand. "Asparagus is one of the most important commercial vegetable crops in Thailand. The vegetable can be grown all year round. However, the climate does determine the yields. When the temperature is between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius, the asparagus thrives very well. is often in the period from April to June, during the rainy season. In the winter months, the yields are somewhat lower due to the temperatures and prices go up. In total, about 20,000 to 30,000 tons of asparagus are harvested annually in the country." According to Ruecha, asparagus exports have suffered from the pandemic in recent years. “Our main export markets are Taiwan, ...
Source: AGF

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