Vietnamese pomelos will officially enter the US market

Published 2021년 12월 31일

Tridge summary

The US is set to allow the import of Vietnamese grapefruits, officially adding pomelos to the list of Vietnamese fruits already approved for the US market, which includes mango, longan, litchi, dragon fruit, rambutan, and star apple. This announcement was made by Vietnam's Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Tran Thanh Nam, at the Forum to connect agricultural products 970 in Hanoi. The Vietnam Trade Office in the US has identified the US as a potential market for Vietnamese fruit, with its 332 million customers and high per capita income. However, Vietnamese fruit faces competition from similar products grown in the US and other countries, and must contend with high transportation and storage costs.
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Grapefruit harvest in Bac Giang., "The US authorities have just announced that in 60 days, Vietnamese pomelos will officially enter the US market. Accordingly, the ministry suggested that businesses with needs and ability to export to the US quickly coordinate with them. with Vietnam's plant quarantine units to complete the documents to soon export pomelos to the US". That is the information that has just been said by Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Tran Thanh Nam at the Forum to connect agricultural products 970 organized by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development this morning (December 31), in Hanoi., After the pomelo, the US will consider and evaluate to open the door for Vietnamese coconuts to this market. According to the Department of Cultivation, the whole country has 105,400ha of pomelos, with an output of nearly 950 thousand tons; in which the Red River Delta has nearly 13,000 hectares with an output of over 170,000 tons; Northern midland ...

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