Foreign pomegranates massively entered Vietnam

Published 2020년 9월 25일

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Chinese pomegranates are back in the Vietnamese market in larger numbers than last year, with a new high-end product from China, the Tunisia pomegranate. These pomegranates are redder and sweeter and are priced higher. Besides Chinese pomegranates, there are also imports from Turkey, Israel, Peru, and Thailand. However, these are more expensive and not as popular as the Chinese pomegranates. From September 17, Thu Duc wholesale market has received over 4,300 tons of Chinese pomegranates, the cheapest among the imported pomegranates.
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As a small trader specializing in selling fruit at Ba Chieu market (Binh Thanh), Ms. Thanh said that this year, Chinese pomegranates returned to the market more than last year. In addition to the traditional product line of pomegranates with small fruits, light pink seeds, there are more high-end domestic products from China. That is Tunisia pomegranate line, fruit weighing 300-600 grams, priced at 90,000-110,000 VND per kg. This type of intestine is redder and sweeter than the normal strain. "Although many products come back, pomegranates are easy to preserve and taste delicious, so every day I sell out a box of 30 kg. For the first or full moon days of each month, pomegranates are one of the best-selling products," said Thanh. She also said that in addition to Chinese products, there are also many types of pomegranates imported from other countries. However, these products are more expensive than Chinese pomegranates, so she dare not import them to sell at the market because it ...
Source: VNExpress

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