Vietnam's Ri6 durian is out of stock in Australia, businesses suggest selling frozen fruit to the EU

게시됨 2021년 10월 28일

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The article outlines the opportunities and challenges for Vietnamese fruit and vegetable exports to the European Union (EU), as discussed in an online seminar by officials and industry leaders. The EU market is receptive to these products without specific negotiation requirements, but strict adherence to food safety and environmental regulations is necessary. Ambassadors highlighted the need for Vietnam to reduce pesticide use and promote non-chemical farming methods. Exporting companies also pointed out logistical challenges and suggested increasing exports of frozen produce and improving marketing efforts in the EU. Vietnamese Ambassador to Italy suggested the need for increased promotion and coordination among relevant Vietnamese authorities and businesses to boost fruit exports to Italy and the EU.

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Speaking at the "Online seminar on exporting Vietnamese fruits and vegetables to the European Union market" recently organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Mr. Nguyen Dinh Tung - Chairman of Vina T&T Board of Directors The group shared that the EU is an acceptable market for all Vietnamese vegetables, tubers and fruits that are allowed to be exported without going through negotiations. This is completely different from the US, or Australia. "Experience is that entering the EU market, food safety and hygiene must come first, must know the law. Each fruit has its own law, for example pomelo must have a growing area code... When exporting any kind of fruit Any fruit, businesses also need to study very carefully so as not to violate the law "- Mr. Tung emphasized. From this perspective, Mr. Nguyen Trung Kien - Vietnamese Ambassador to Austria emphasized that food safety and environmental protection are issues that the EU people are ...

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