Vietnam: The promotion of dragon fruit exports to the Indian market

Published 2022년 1월 21일

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The Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Vietnam Trade Office in India have been working to introduce Vietnamese dragon fruits to the Indian market and have seen increasing export volumes. However, the ministry believes that more opportunities can be exploited due to challenges such as geographical distance, limited information on Indian regulations, and sudden policy changes. Despite these challenges, there is potential for growth as India is a large market that also grows dragon fruits. Binh Thuan province, a major exporter, has faced difficulties due to COVID-19 supply chain disruptions. To promote consumption of Vietnamese dragon fruit in India, a long-term and sustainable strategy is recommended, along with investment in promotion and a diverse advertising program. Close coordination between agencies, investment in market study, fair pricing, and strict contract terms are also suggested. A conference was held to discuss the potential of the Indian market for Vietnamese dragon fruit and to connect Vietnamese and Indian businesses.
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Source: Vietnambiz.vn Haven't taken full advantage of the opportunity The Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Vietnam Trade Office in India have always focused on facilitating the introduction of dragon fruits into the Indian market, supporting businesses to connect with Indian importers, and promoting the promotion of dragon fruits. Vietnam with Indian consumers. After the promotion and trade promotion programs, the Indian people know and prefer Vietnamese dragon fruit more, the export volume from Vietnam to India is constantly increasing. Although it is a potential market, Mr. Do Quoc Hung said that the export of dragon fruit to India has not yet taken advantage of the opportunities of this large market. Because the "biggest barrier" in accessing the Indian market comes partly from the geographical distance, access to information about India's regulations, import and export policies as well as epidemic prevention is still limited. In addition, India is also a market that ...
Source: AgroInfo.vn

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