Vietnam: 50 tons of lychee was exported to Japan within 6 days

Published 2021년 5월 30일

Tridge summary

Export of Vietnamese lychees to Japan has commenced with 50 tons shipped, aiming for a total of 800 to 1,000 tons. This represents a significant increase in processing capacity from 7.5 tons per day in 2020. The quality of this year's crop has been enhanced, and COVID-19 precautions are in place. The Japanese market has shown positive reception, with shipments selling out quickly. New treatment facilities have been approved, and the Vietnamese plant quarantine agency has been authorized for supervision and sterilization of exports to Japan.

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Original content

According to statistics from the Plant Protection Department (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), as of May 29, businesses have exported 50 tons of lychee to Japan, the Government newspaper reported. According to the plan sent by businesses to the Plant Protection Department, this year's litchi crop will export about 800 tons to 1,000 tons of lychee to Japan. According to the Plant Protection Department, the total capacity of processing lychees for export this year may increase many times in 2020 (last year, it was only 7.5 tons per day). The 2021 lychee crop has many improvements such as adding the number of processing chambers; process changes to reduce processing time and costs; arrange human resources for surveillance, plant quarantine and on-site issuance of certificates... Along with that, ensuring human resources to be stationed in place and safe for epidemic prevention so that quarantine officers can work with peace of mind in the situation that the COVID-19 ...

Source: Vietnambiz