Although the prices of durians have dropped significantly in recent days, the item once dubbed the "king of fruits" continues to pour heavily from major growing regions in the Southeast to traditional markets, retail points in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Although the price of dragon fruit has fallen sharply in recent days, the item once dubbed the "king of fruits" continues to pour in strongly from major growing areas in the Southeast region to traditional markets and retail outlets in Ho Chi Minh City. On July 5, along An Duong Vuong Street (An Lac Ward, Ho Chi Minh City), many pushcarts and stalls displayed dragon fruit for sale on both sides of the road. Many small traders stacked dragon fruit directly on the sidewalk, selling at only 30,000 VND/kg with the promise of "full meals" to attract customers. Ms. Hương (a small trader selling dragon fruit) said she had just imported over half a ton of Ri6 dragon fruit from the southeastern provinces for sale. According to her, this is the lowest price since she started trading in this item. "Last year, the lowest price was also around 50,000 VND/kg. Last month I was still selling at 40,000 VND/kg, but now it is only 30,000 VND/kg and sales are still slow," Ms. Hương said. At a ...