Strengthening connections to bring Vietnamese fruit further

Published 2024년 10월 22일

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Vietnam has successfully exported its first batch of passion fruit to Australia, marking it as the fifth Vietnamese fruit to enter this market. This achievement by Blue Ocean Import-Export Trading Joint Stock Company highlights the growing export of Vietnamese fruits, which reached a turnover of 5.64 billion USD by September 2023. Despite Australia's strict quality standards, Vietnam's fruit industry has thrived due to standardized cultivation and investments in processing technology, supported by government and international partnerships. Companies like Blue Ocean JSC and Ameii Vietnam have played a crucial role by implementing quick freezing processes and ensuring compliance with biosecurity standards. The future growth of Vietnamese fruit exports will depend on adapting to global trends and maintaining high-quality standards.

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The first batch of passion fruit from Vietnam has just been exported to Australia, marking the fifth fruit from Vietnam after mango, longan, lychee and dragon fruit to be exported to this market. High market demand Vietnamese fruits have continuously received good news this year when many products were granted "visas" for export. Recently, the first batch of passion fruit from Vietnam has just been exported to Australia, marking the fifth fruit from Vietnam after mango, longan, lychee and dragon fruit to be exported to this market. With more than 1.5 tons of passion fruit exported to Australia, Blue Ocean Import-Export Trading Joint Stock Company (Blue Ocean JSC) is the first Vietnamese unit to export passion fruit to this market, after efforts to negotiate and open the market. Also in October, the first batch of fresh coconuts from Vietnam, weighing 22.4 tons, were officially exported to the Chinese market. Previously, frozen durian was also officially exported to this market. In ...

Source: VNRuralEconomics