In Vietnam, the province of Gia Lai has an income of 600 million/ha from rambutan sales and was also been granted a certificate by the National Office of Intellectual Property

Published 2022년 11월 14일

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The article highlights the popularity of rambutan products from the Ia Grai district in Gia Lai province, Vietnam, due to their high quality and taste. The district has 150 hectares of rambutan cultivation, with 85 hectares in production, primarily in Ia To commune. Each hectare yields about 30 tons of fruit per year, generating an income of approximately 600 million VND annually. The district has received trademark registration for "Rambutan Ia Grai Gia Lai," which is expected to enhance the product's market presence both domestically and internationally, benefiting the local economy and population.
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Over the years, rambutan products produced by the people of Ia Grai district have been favored by consumers inside and outside Gia Lai province, highly appreciated for their quality and design thanks to their large fruit, thick rice, and sweet taste. the cool. People in Ia To commune (Ia Grai district, Gia Lai province) harvest rambutan. Photo: Ngoc Sang Currently, the whole district of Ia Grai has 150 hectares of rambutan growing, of which 85 hectares are in the business period, most concentrated in Ia To commune with a cultivation area of about 40 hectares. On average, each hectare of rambutan yields 30 tons of fruit/year, the price of rambutan is 18-22 thousand VND/kg, bringing people about 600 million VND/year in income. Mr. Nguyen Duc Thua-Head of Economic-Infrastructure Department of Ia Grai district (Gia Lai province) said: The grant of the trademark registration certificate "Rambutan Ia Grai Gia Lai" has confirmed the reputation and quality of agricultural products. ...
Source: Danviet

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