After signing the Protocol, when will fresh coconuts from Vietnam be officially exported to China?

Published Sep 6, 2024

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Vietnam is set to begin exporting fresh coconuts to China following a new protocol signed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and China's General Department of Customs. The country, which grows coconuts across 15 provinces covering 200,000 hectares, expects to export 30,000 tons of fresh coconuts and 320,000 tons of processed products in 2023. However, Deputy Minister Hoang Trung warned that any violations of the protocol will result in immediate removal of the violating units. The Ministry has outlined strict regulations for plant quarantine, food safety, and hygiene, and requires all growing areas and packaging facilities to be registered and approved by both Chinese and Vietnamese customs and agricultural departments.

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Units that violate regulations will be eliminated immediately. Sharing with delegates at the conference "Disseminating regulations on exporting fresh coconuts to the Chinese market on the morning of September 6, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Hoang Trung said that coconut is a strong crop and is bringing income to people in many provinces and cities of Vietnam. Currently, Vietnam has 15 provinces growing a lot of coconuts with an area of about 200,000 hectares of coconut, with an output of 2 million tons. In 2023, Vietnam's fresh coconuts will be exported to 15 countries around the world with an output of 30,000 tons, 320,000 tons of processed coconut products. Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the General Department of Customs of China signed a protocol allowing fresh coconuts to be officially exported to China. This is both an opportunity to expand Vietnam's coconut market and a legal basis for us to organize and link up to ...

Source: Danviet