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Vietnam's durian exports reached 2.22 billion USD in 2023, with increased demand in non-traditional markets. China accounted for the majority of exports, while the Czech Republic, Canada, the US, and Papua New Guinea also showed significant growth in their imports of Vietnamese durians. Vietnam's competitive edge in durian exports is due to high quality, affordable costs, and year-round harvest, leading to predictions of 1-1.5 billion more USD in overseas shipments next year.
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ABO/NDO- Vietnam has shipped approximately 2.22 billion USD worth of durian products overseas in 2023, with increasing demand noticed in non-traditional markets. As of the end of November, the export turnovers of fresh and frozen durian amounted to over 2 billion USD and nearly 130 million USD, respectively. China made up 2 billion USD of the total January-November exports, up over 1.5% year-on-year. The Czech Republic spent 10 million USD on Vietnamese durians in the period, an annual growth of over 28.19%, while the expenditures of Canada, the US, and Papua New Guinea ranged between 4 and 6 million USD, soaring from 222 to 837% against last year. Thai people, meanwhile, was the biggest consumer of frozen durian products from Vietnam with a total spending of 97 million USD in the 11 months. Vietnamese durian has a competitive edge thanks to its high quality, affordable costs, and year-round harvest. (Photo: VNA). The Vietnamese fruit has a competitive edge thanks to its high ...
Source: Baoapbac
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