Vietnam owns bird's nest that is extremely popular in China, the price is expensive but consumers are willing to spend substantial amounts to buy and consume it

Published 2023년 12월 13일

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Vietnam is a major exporter of bird's nests, with high-quality nests being one of the 10 most expensive dishes in the world. The number of bird's nest farms in Vietnam has significantly increased in recent years, with 42 out of 63 provinces and cities raising bird's nests, and the number of bird's nest houses is expected to triple by 2022. China is the largest consumer of bird's nests and highly values Vietnamese bird's nests, with the price of 1 kg of bird's nest reaching up to 1,500 USD.
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Source: markettimes.vn Vietnam exports bird's nests worth millions of dollars Vietnam is one of the countries with bird's nest sources with outstanding natural conditions. The quality of Vietnamese bird's nest is highly appreciated and is one of the 10 most expensive dishes in the world. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the number of bird's nest farms nationwide has increased significantly in recent years with 42/63 provinces and cities raising bird's nests. By 2022, the number of bird's nest houses will increase to 23,665, three times more than in 2017. The localities with the fastest increase in the number of bird's nest houses are Kien Giang, Khanh Hoa, and Lam Dong. Vietnamese bird's nest has an output of about 130-150 tons/year and has been exported to many countries around the world such as China, America, Australia, New Zealand... with an average price of 1,500 - 2,000 USD/kg of finished product. According to information from the Department of ...
Source: AgroInfo.vn

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