The price of desiccated coconut in Tra Vinh, Vietnam continues to fall sharply

Published 2022년 6월 22일

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The Tra Vinh province in Vietnam is experiencing a drop in coconut prices due to export restrictions and competitive pricing from other countries. Despite this, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is encouraging farmers to continue cultivating coconuts due to their suitability for the region's soil and climate. The province has a strategy to upgrade the coconut value chain from 2022-2025, focusing on VietGAP and organic criteria, and aims to increase coconut productivity to 16 tons/ha by 2025. The province is also planning to develop 550 hectares of specialty wax coconuts and renovate 3,000 hectares of aging coconut gardens with high-yield, high-quality varieties. The plan also includes creating linked production and processing areas to increase income by 10-15% and create jobs for rural workers.
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According to Mr. Huynh Khac Nhu, General Director of Tra Bac Joint Stock Company (TRABACO) specializing in the production of activated carbon from coconut shell charcoal and export coconut products, the reason for the sharp drop in the price of desiccated coconut was due to many months through products of coconut fiber mats, only coir, frozen coconut milk, coconut milk, etc., are restricted in export markets. Among them, China cannot export to the large market because this country implements a policy of tightening export market management for the reason of controlling the COVID-19 epidemic. Besides, some coconut exporting countries in the region and around the world have competition to lower prices to attract customers. Mr. Ngo Van Thinh, My Cam commune, Cang Long district has 1 hectare of coconut orchards for the average harvest of 1,000 fruits/month. According to Mr. Thinh, with the current coconut price, he only has an income of about 20 million VND/month, a decrease of 40 ...
Source: CafeF

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