Vietnam: Red grapes grown in China are labeled as Japanese products

Introduced the most expensive grape in the world - Ruby Roman (Japan) imported to Vietnam - Ms. Oanh in Go Vap district (HCMC) was surprised because the price was only 530,000 VND a box of 2 bunches (1.5 kg), ie. 265,000 VND per bunch. While the price of this grape imported from Japan used to be sold at 9-11 million dong a bunch. Surveys at stores and online markets show that this grape is for sale at a range of VND 460,000-90,000 a box depending on size, down 30-40% compared to the same period last year. Ms. Thanh Hoa, a fruit importer in Ho Chi Minh City, said that Japan has two red grape varieties, Queen Nina and Ruby Roman, of which Ruby Roman is the most advanced line, with large, round, bold flavors. Currently, the Queen Nina variety has been bred, grown in China and imported to Vietnam via land and air. This type has a weight of 1.3-1.5 kg a barrel, ie a bunch of 700-800 grams. The clues all confirmed that the goods being sold on the market today are Queen Nina grapes, ...