Thailand aims to export fruit worth 5.2 billion USD in 2023

Published 2022년 11월 5일

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Thailand is projected to generate revenue of 200 billion baht ($5.2 billion) from fruit exports in 2023, following the successful export of nearly 3 million tons of fruit this year. China remains the largest market, contributing 84.75% of the total fruit export turnover. Other significant markets include Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, South Korea, and the US. The Agriculture Department is planning to export various fruits, coconut shells, and other products to these and other countries. The "Asia Fruit Logistica" Fair, a major annual event in Thailand, recently connected Thai businesses with potential partners and opportunities in the Asian region.

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Thailand expects fruit exports to bring in revenue of 200 billion baht ($5.2 billion) in 2023, after the country successfully exported nearly 3 million tons of fruit this year, reaching sales 1.8 billion baht ($47.3 million). Thailand's Agriculture Department director Raphiphat Chantarasrivong yesterday (November 4) said that China is still Thailand's largest fruit export market, accounting for 84.75% of the country's total fruit export turnover. . Other major markets include Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, South Korea and the US. Mr. Raphiphat also said that Thailand expects China to import up to 2.39 million tons of fruit worth 159 billion baht ($4.3 billion), out of the total expected fruit export value of up to 200 billion. Thai baht ($5.2 billion) in 2023. According to Mr. Raphiphat, Thailand is planning to export dates, passion fruit and salak fruit to China; coconut shells to Saudi Arabia; lychee, longan, rambutan, dragon fruit, pomelo to the US; mango, mangosteen and pomelo ...

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