China stopped importing, more than 100,000 tons of dragon fruit are in storage in Vietnam

Published 2022년 1월 6일

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Vietnam's leading agricultural officials have expressed concern about the potential impact of China's temporary import ban on dragon fruit, which could leave over 100,000 tons of the fruit with no market. The ban could affect around 240,000 tons of dragon fruit produced in the southern provinces of Binh Thuan, Long An, and Tien Giang, which together account for nearly 90% of the country's production. However, there are plans to diversify export markets, including the European Union, Korea, Japan, and Hong Kong. Indian businesses have had difficulty importing Vietnamese dragon fruit due to the epidemic and strained relations with China, presenting an opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to expand in that market.

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That is the information Mr. Le Thanh Tung, Deputy Director of Crop Production Department (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), shared at the Online Forum connecting dragon fruit production and consumption, organized by the Agriculture Product Connection Forum 970 of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. held this morning 6.1. Report on the production and consumption of dragon fruit, Mr. Le Thanh Tung said that the total output of dragon fruit harvested nationwide is about 1.3 million tons/year, of which about 90% of the area and production. The volume is concentrated in 3 provinces of Binh Thuan, Long An and Tien Giang. According to Mr. Tung, of the 300,000 tons of dragon fruit that need to be consumed in the first quarter in the condition that China temporarily suspends the import of dragon fruits, the 3 provinces of Binh Thuan, Long An and Tien Giang alone account for 240,000 tons, so it is necessary to find the right products. local support solution to ...

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