Vietnamese pineapple prices in Hau Giang have increased but there is a shortage of supply Pineapple prices in Hau Giang have increased but there is a shortage of supply

Published 2024년 2월 27일

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Pineapple prices in several regions of Vietnam have risen by 2,000 VND per fruit in the last 10 days due to a decrease in supply. The hot season has slowed growth and resulted in smaller fruits, and there has been a common occurrence of pineapple trees dying this year. Despite the price increase, farmers have fewer pineapples to sell. The high prices are expected to continue due to the limited supply. Hau Giang province, a major pineapple growing area, currently has over 2,800 hectares of pineapples, with nearly 2,400 hectares bearing fruit.
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In Cau Duc pineapple fields in Vi Thanh city and Long My district, traders currently buy pineapples from farmers at a price of 11,000 VND/type I pineapple (pineapple weighing 1kg or more). This price increased by 2,000 VND/fruit compared to about 10 days ago. The price of pineapples sold by small traders at the market is from 15,000 - 17,000 VND/fruit, depending on size. Farmers growing pineapples in Hau Giang province said that although the price of pineapples is high compared to the same period last year, ranging from 1,000 - 2,000 VND/fruit, farmers have very few pineapples to sell. The reason is that it is currently in the hot season, pineapple trees grow slowly, produce few fruits and the fruits are often small. Especially this year, the situation of pineapple trees dying is quite common, thereby significantly reducing the supply output to the market. It is forecasted that high pineapple prices will continue for a long time and may increase ...
Source: Vov

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