In Soc Trang, Vietnam, farmers associate to grow star apple specialties, the selling price is nearly double

Published 2020년 12월 3일

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The Loc Mai Agriculture Cooperative in Vietnam has developed a process for producing safe udders and is producing over 1,000 tons of purple breast milk fruit annually. The cooperative has contracts to sell the fruit to various companies at a price nearly double the market rate, ensuring high profit for the growers. The cooperative has also received training on transferring science and technology to meet export standards and ensures food safety. The cooperative is expected to consume over 250 tons of fruit per crop, and the remaining fruit is supplied to clean agricultural shops and markets.
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The process of producing safe udders Mr. Su Quoc Loc - Director of Loc Mai Agriculture Cooperative said: When it was first established and put into operation, the cooperative applied the process of producing safe and hygienic milk nipples. Therefore, there is a large amount of fruit to support Trinh Phu Agricultural Cooperative, Trinh Phu commune (Ke Sach) to supply the quantity of fruit to Vina T&T Import-Export Co., Ltd. signed to purchase, with the quantity of 30 tons. In addition, the cooperative supplies the clean agricultural products shops in Da Nang and Hanoi with 8 tons of fruit and Chanh Thu Fruit Import and Export Co., Ltd., purchases and exports 8 tons of fruit. In the purple breast milk crop in 2020, the cooperative has signed a contract with Anh Duong Sao Trading Service Co., Ltd. to sell 6-9 tons of fruit / week, depending on the consumer market, the company will give the specific quantity. Thereby, the cooperative will harvest and then pack the company to buy, ...
Source: Danviet

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