Vietnamese fruits and vegetables aim for export target of 7 billion USD this year

Published 2024년 8월 19일

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Vietnamese fruit and vegetable exports are witnessing steady double-digit growth, with the export turnover expected to hit a record 7 billion USD this year. The first seven months alone saw a 24.3% increase in export revenue, reaching 3.83 billion USD. The China and South Korea markets are experiencing significant growth, with China accounting for 64% of the total export turnover and South Korea showing a 55% increase. The industry is also looking to expand in Northeast Asia. Durian is a major contributor to these exports, with exports reaching 1.32 billion USD in the first half of the year. The industry is also focusing on quality control and management, with expectations to sign a protocol for frozen durian products in 2024. The Plant Protection Department is managing the production organization process closely to build a strong Vietnamese agricultural product brand.

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Green-skin pomelo packaging line for export at Huong Mien Tay Facility, Phuoc Trung Hamlet, Phuoc My Trung Commune, Mo Cay Bac District (Ben Tre Province). (Photo: Hong Dat/VNA). Steady double-digit growth has helped Vietnamese fruit and vegetable exports continuously set new records. With the current momentum and growth rate, Vietnamese fruit and vegetables can reach a record export turnover of 7 billion USD this year. This is completely grounded when fruit and vegetable exports in the first seven months reached 3.83 billion USD, up 24.3% over the same period. Notably, in the Top 10 fruit and vegetable export markets of Vietnam (except the Netherlands), this item all had double-digit growth. Especially when recently, South Korea agreed to import fresh grapefruit from Vietnam and durian from the Central Highlands is entering its season when Thailand is out of season. Mr. Dang Phuc Nguyen, General Secretary of the Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association, said: The export value of ...

Source: VNRuralEconomics