The fruit is Vietnam's vitamin C storehouse and is completing procedures for export to Korea

Published 2024년 4월 29일

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The article outlines the progress in exporting Vietnamese grapefruit to Korea, with the Plant Protection Department and the Korean Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency agreeing on the quarantine requirements. This agreement aims to facilitate the commercialization of Korean cantaloupe in Vietnam and Vietnamese grapefruit in Korea, with expectations for smoother export processes and increased trust between the parties. The article also emphasizes the importance of pesticide residue compliance in the Korean market, highlighting a recent incident of non-compliance with mango products from Vietnam and the Philippines. It stresses the potential of Vietnamese tropical fruits in the Korean market, given the opportunities from Free Trade Agreements and the complementary import-export structures of the two countries.

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Consider the conditions for exporting Vietnamese grapefruit to Korea According to information from the Plant Protection Department, on April 25, 2024, in Seoul - Korea, the Plant Protection Department and the Korean Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency (APQA) successfully organized the Bilateral meeting on plant quarantine. Mr. Huynh Tan Dat - Director of the Plant Protection Department and Mr. Kyoung Bong Koh - Director of the Korean Import-Export Administration (APQA) co-chaired the meeting. At the meeting, the two sides reviewed and agreed to approve plant quarantine requirements for Korean cantaloupe exported to Vietnam as well as Vietnamese grapefruit exported to Korea. This is the basis for both sides to complete internal procedures, aiming to soon commercialize these fresh fruit products. It is expected that the Korean side will need 3 months to complete internal procedures for the above two products. In addition, the Plant Protection Department and APQA have also agreed on ...

Source: Danviet