Vietnam: Ready to export fresh coconut to the Chinese market

Published 2024년 9월 25일

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From September 11 to 12, 2024, China will conduct online inspections of growing area codes and packaging facilities for the export registration of fresh coconuts from Vietnam. This move opens up a significant opportunity for Vietnamese cooperatives, businesses, and farmers to enhance their production capacity and quality, as China is planning to import Vietnamese coconuts through all its border gates authorized by the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC) to import fruit. Vietnamese exporters must ensure compliance with Chinese quarantine and food safety regulations, including a 2% sample inspection in the first two years, which may be reduced to 1% if no violations are found. This development is anticipated to expand the market for Vietnamese coconuts, improving the value and brand of the product on the international stage.

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It is expected that from September 11 to 12, 2024, China will conduct online inspections of growing area codes and packaging facilities to complete export registration. China's inspection of fresh coconuts from Vietnam this time is not only a challenge but also a great opportunity for cooperatives, businesses and farmers to improve production capacity and ensure the quality of export products. Fresh coconuts from Vietnam exported to 15 countries Assessing the potential of exporting fresh coconuts from Vietnam, speaking at the Conference on implementing the Protocol on phytosanitary requirements for exporting fresh coconuts from Vietnam to China, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Hoang Trung said that coconut is a strong crop and is generating income for people in many provinces and cities of Vietnam. Coconut is also one of the six crops included in the project and approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to develop key industrial crops by ...

Source: WTOCenter