Vietnam: Year-end joy from Long An's lemon exports

Published 2022년 12월 25일

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Farmers in Long An province are excited about successful export shipments of lemons and lemongrass, despite previous export market difficulties due to the epidemic. Many lemons are consumed by the Vietnamese Lemon Company for export to countries such as the US, Japan, China, and Norway. The Lemon Viet Trading and Investment Joint Stock Company exports about 10 tons of fresh lemons monthly to these markets and has received new orders from China, Norway, and the Middle East. The Long An Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is supporting farmers and implementing high-tech agricultural programs to expand agricultural product markets. The province is focusing on developing the rice market, as well as products like durian, and is promoting trade to increase the value of agricultural products.

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In the last days of the year, farmers in many places in Long An province are really excited to end a successful year with the last export shipments of the year. In the fields of lemons in the harvest season in Ben Luc district, farmers are working at full capacity to keep up with orders, after many years of difficult export markets due to the epidemic. More export orders at the end of the year On this occasion, lemongrass farmers in Ben Luc district, Long An province are busy collecting fruit to prepare for export orders. Right from the early morning, the whole field heard the voices of farmers calling each other. The atmosphere is more bustling when the trucks rush into the fields to carry lemons to the processing factories. Tran Van Nam's family also went to the field early, urgently collecting fresh lemons on an area of more than 2 hectares of lemons with 2/3 of the lemon production meeting GlobalGap standards. The lemons of Mr. Nam's family and many other farmers are consumed ...

Source: Vov