Vietnam: After a signed document, durian exports to China increased by 4,000%

Published 2022년 12월 28일

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In October 2022, Vietnam saw a significant increase in the export value of durians, dragon fruits, jackfruits, and bananas, with durians reaching 49.9 million USD, a 42.2 times increase from the previous year. This surge is attributed to the strong growth in the Protocol on phytosanitary control for durians exported to China, making it the most valuable fruit export product after dragon fruit. The General Department of Customs in China has approved additional 37 codes for durian growing areas and packing facilities, allowing for increased export opportunities. The Plant Protection Department of Vietnam is advising farmers to focus on maintaining codes, improving product quality, and standardizing the production process to meet market requirements and build a strong brand.

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The Institute of Policy and Strategy for Agriculture and Rural Development, citing sources from the General Department of Customs, showed that, in October 2022, durian was one of the vegetables and fruits with the highest export value to China. In which, durian export value to China in October 2022 reached 49.9 million USD, 42.2 times higher than the same period in 2021; dragon fruit reached 33.0 million USD, down 25.9%; jackfruit reached 14.4 million USD, down 6.5%; bananas reached 10.5 million USD, up 77.4%… Thus, in October, durian surpassed dragon fruit to become the fruit with the largest export value to China. Also according to the General Department of Customs, thanks to very strong growth since the Protocol on phytosanitary control for durians exported from Vietnam to China, durian has surpassed mango and banana to become the most valuable facet in the world. Vietnam's second largest export fruit product after dragon fruit. In October, durian exports to all markets reached ...

Source: Danviet