Australian plums heading to Vietnam

Published Sep 12, 2024

Tridge summary

Australia and Vietnam have signed a reciprocal agreement allowing Australia to export plums and Australia to import passion fruit. This comes as Vietnam's plum imports have seen a 132% increase, presenting a significant market opportunity for Australian growers. The main plum-producing regions in Australia are Western Australia, South Australia, Queensland, and New South Wales, with Victoria being the largest producer. Negotiations are already underway for the export of Australian blueberries and the import of Vietnamese pomelos.
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Australia and Vietnam have signed an agreement that will allow the Oceanian country to export plums to the Southeast Asian nation, the Australian government's Agriculture Minister has announced. The agreement is two-way. Just as Australian plums will enter the Vietnamese market, passion fruit from Vietnam will do so to Australia. For Hort Innovation, the new market access will unlock significant growth opportunities for Australia's plum industry, driven by growing demand from Vietnam. In 2023/24, Vietnam's plum imports are up 132%, presenting an excellent opportunity for Australian growers to take advantage of this rapidly growing market, Hort Innovation highlighted. Hort Innovation CEO Brett Fifield said the achievement follows the groundwork laid by a series of investments made through Hort Innovation using industry levies and government funding, driven by the industry's strong focus on export. Trevor Randford, CEO of Summerfruit Australia, said Vietnam is an increasingly ...
Source: MXfruit
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