A series of Vietnamese fruits are waiting for a 'visa' to export abroad

Published 2024년 8월 3일

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Vietnamese fruits are in the process of being licensed to enter new markets, including China, the EU, and Korea, as part of free trade agreements. However, strict quarantine measures must be met to prevent harmful organisms and ensure food safety. A recent conference aimed to update and disseminate food safety regulations to help businesses and farmers comply with import market regulations. The conference also warned of increased EU warnings and border checks on agricultural products exported from Vietnam, proposing solutions to prevent negative impacts on agricultural, food, and seafood exports. The solutions include strengthening negotiations with importing countries, updating regulations, increasing awareness of food safety and disease safety in agricultural trade, and investing in infrastructure and supervision.

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Grapefruit, medicinal plants, frozen durian... and many Vietnamese fruits are continuing in the negotiation process to open the market in the signed free trade agreement. In the near future, there will be many more Vietnamese fruits licensed to be imported into major markets such as China, the EU, and Korea. The above information was released at a conference to disseminate SPS regulations in the Vietnam - EU Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) coordinated by the Vietnam SPS Office. Cooperation with Vietnam Agriculture Newspaper and Ho Chi Minh City Department of Food Safety held on August 2. Many fruits are waiting to enter new markets. Mr. Luong Ngoc Quang, Department of International Cooperation & Communications Department of Plant Protection, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), said that the Chinese market currently allows imports Some Vietnamese fruits, including traditional items such as mango, ...

Source: 24h newspaper