China, Japan and New Zealand open the market for sweet potato, passion fruit, durian, longan from Vietnam

Published 2022년 11월 24일

Tridge summary

2022 has been a record year for Vietnamese agricultural exports, with significant breakthroughs in accessing markets in China, Japan, and New Zealand. Notable approvals include temporary regulations for passion fruit, durian and banana imports to China, and the green light for lemon and grapefruit imports to New Zealand. Furthermore, Japan has permitted fresh Vietnamese longans. This success is attributed to the country's suitability for tropical fruit growth and the fulfillment of import conditions regarding plant quarantine and hygiene. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development plans to export the first batches of these products and will provide training to stakeholders on import requirements. The Plant Protection Department will support exporters to ensure smooth delivery of products to consumers in the new markets.

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Original content

According to the Plant Protection Department, thanks to efforts in negotiating and opening the market, 2022 is considered to be the most successful year ever with many agricultural products of Vietnamese plant origin being approved. allowing access to world markets, including China, Japan, and New Zealand. The first is Vietnamese passion fruit products imported into China with temporary regulations. Next, durian and bananas of Vietnam are allowed to be imported into China through the signing of the Protocol on phytosanitary requirements between the two countries. Recently, the two sides signed a Protocol on phytosanitary requirements for Vietnamese sweet potatoes imported into China. On November 22, 2022, the General Administration of Customs of China announced on its website this quarantine requirement. Not only the Chinese market, Vietnam's lemons and grapefruits are allowed to be imported into the New Zealand market after the import conditions were signed by both parties on ...

Source: Danviet