Vietnam: Promotion of agricultural products such as Son La mango and Ha Tinh pomelo; an initiative to overcome difficulties caused by Covid-19 (Lesson 3)

Published 2021년 8월 18일

Tridge summary

Son La province in Vietnam is leveraging 4.0 technology to sell fruit trees and agricultural products, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. The province has dedicated over 4,700 hectares of land for fruit tree export and has conducted trade promotion events to boost demand. Farmers are selling their produce to processors, consumers, exporters, and e-commerce floors. The province is also encouraging the adoption of VietGAP and GlobalGAP standards and electronic traceability to promote local agricultural products. In Huong Khe district, Phuc Trach pomelo is listed on e-commerce floors, and farmers are using digital conversion software to join these platforms. The Postmart e-commerce floor has committed to consuming 500 tons of Phuc Trach pomelo through the postal system of provinces.
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Original content

Farmers enjoy all the fun Son La province currently has over 87,500 ha of fruit trees and medlar trees, of which the area of mango is over 19,000 ha and longan is over 19,200 ha. The whole province has been granted 181 planting area codes with a total area of over 4,700ha of fruit trees for export. At the beginning of this year's mango harvest, Son La province has conducted many important trade promotion events to promote quality and brand, stimulate domestic and export demand, and establish consumption channels. sustainable agricultural products. In particular, the application of 4.0 technology, expanding to bring safe agricultural products to transactions on e-commerce platforms such as Postmart, Sendo, Voso, Shopee ... is promoted. Sharing with reporters, Mr. Ha Van Quan (in Chieng Hac commune, Yen Chau district, Son La) happily said: "My family has 2ha of green-skinned mangoes, of which more than 1ha have been harvested. My family was selected to sell to processors, consumers, ...
Source: Danviet

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