Vietnam's fruit grown in the Central Highlands, ranked in the world's top 10, is about to be exported to the US.

The article highlights a successful agricultural trade relationship between the US and Vietnam, with exports expected to reach 10.96 billion USD in 2023, accounting for 20.7% of Vietnam's total agricultural exports. This partnership is further strengthened by Deputy Minister Hoang Trung's visit to the US, aiming to enhance market access for Vietnamese fruits, improve plant protection cooperation, and promote sustainable agriculture. The discussion led to significant progress in export permissions for US peaches, nectarines, and certain Vietnamese fruits, alongside promises for enhanced technical cooperation and support for Vietnam's agricultural development. Additionally, the article underscores the commitment of both nations to environmental sustainability and global food security through various initiatives, showcasing a strong will to improve market access, quarantine practices, and electronic certification systems to facilitate smoother trade and support the growth of the agricultural sector.