Ba Ria-Vung Tau in Vietnam expands cocoa tree area to meet export requirements

Published 2023년 6월 5일

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Ba Ria-Vung Tau province in Vietnam is expanding its cocoa plantations due to high market demand, both domestically and internationally. The province has over 614 hectares of cocoa plantations, with Chau Duc district having the largest area. The district plans to allocate 2.7 billion VND for seedlings, fertilizers, and agricultural materials to expand cocoa cultivation. The district is also seeking support from businesses to improve cocoa tree cultivation and productivity. Binon Cacao Joint Stock Company in Chau Duc district is manufacturing cocoa products and operates a cocoa park for visitors to learn about cocoa production and make their own chocolate. The company also exports its products to Japan, Korea, Malaysia, and the European market.

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According to the agricultural sector of Ba Ria-Vung Tau province, currently the province has more than 614 hectares of cocoa plantations. With this area, the current supply is not enough to meet the market demand, especially for export to other countries. Therefore, the province is expanding the area of this crop to meet the needs of the market. Cocoa trees have taken root in Ba Ria-Vung Tau for about 20 years. The province's cocoa has been highly appreciated by many foreign fastidious markets for its quality, delicious taste and ranked in the top 100 best cocoa varieties in the world. Mr. Tran Nhu Phong, living in Tan Thanh hamlet, Quang Thanh commune, Chau Duc district, has been with cocoa trees for 18 years, now his family has 2 hectares of cocoa trees interspersed with cashew and pepper trees; of which 1.2ha is producing stable harvest. Each year, this 1.2ha of cocoa gives his family about 15 tons of fresh fruit, after deducting expenses, he still has a profit of over 100 ...

Source: Vinanet