The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam set the goal to export vegetables and fruits to the top 5 countries in the world, reaching 8-10 billion USD

Published 2021년 1월 27일

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Vietnam is aiming to significantly boost its fruit and vegetable export earnings, targeting to increase the export turnover to 8-10 billion USD by 2030 and increase the proportion of processed products to 30% or more. The country has seen consistent growth in fruit and vegetable exports, reaching 3.8 billion USD in 2018, but experienced a slight decrease in 2019 and 2020 due to technical barriers and the COVID-19 pandemic. With a favorable climate and a wide variety of vegetables and fruits, Vietnam exports to over 85 countries, with China being the tenth largest market. However, the country faces challenges such as high post-harvest losses, lack of advanced processing facilities, and high logistics costs, which need to be addressed to achieve its export goals.
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Vietnam has become a powerhouse in fruit and vegetable export and in 2018 ranked 7th in the world with an export turnover of 3.8 billion USD. Second fastest growth rate in the world after Mexico. Many targets to increase more than 2 times Along with the export turnover of vegetables and fruits reaching from 8-10 billion USD by 2030, the project also sets a target for the proportion of export turnover of processed vegetables and fruits to reach 30% or more. up. The post-harvest loss of vegetables and fruits decreased by an average of 1.0% / year. Over 70% of export fruit and vegetable processing and preservation establishments have advanced production technology qualifications and capacities. Fruit and vegetable processing capacity reaches 2 million tons of products / year, nearly 2 times higher than 2020. Attracting new investment of 50 to 60 large and medium-sized fruit and vegetable processing establishments; to successfully build and develop a number of modern fruit and ...
Source: Danviet

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