In Vietnam, Bac Giang is striving to export 1,500 tons of lychee to the US market

Published 2023년 4월 28일

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Bac Giang, a Vietnamese province known for its agricultural productivity and diversity, is expected to have a bountiful lychee harvest this year, with an estimated yield of over 180,000 tons. This makes it the largest lychee-growing region in the country. A significant portion of this crop, around 1,500 tons, is planned for export to the United States, tapping into the American market's strong demand. Despite the challenges in transportation and preservation, Bac Giang is keen to expand its agricultural exports. The province is seeking support from the Trade Promotion Department and the European-American Market Department to enhance its export capabilities. To this end, a memorandum of understanding has been signed with several businesses to facilitate the export of lychees to the U.S.

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Leaders of Bac Giang Department of Industry and Trade informed that Bac Giang has many advantages and potential for agricultural development with many typical and famous products (Chù rice noodles, oranges, pomelos...). In particular, Bac Giang has the largest lychee area in the country. This year, the weather is favorable, the litchi tea grows well, the output is forecasted to reach more than 180,000 tons (early lychee output is about 60,000 tons; the main crop is 120,000 tons). The amount of lychee is expected to be exported to the US market with an output of 1,500 tons. Currently, Bac Giang has 17 planting area codes (codes granted by the US) with an area of 205 ha. Bac Giang province identifies the US as a potential market with great purchasing power. Lychee and other agricultural products of the province when exporting to this market, there are still some difficulties in transportation costs; technology to preserve lychee by sea. Therefore, the province proposed the Trade ...

Source: Baochinhphu