South Korean persimmon exports and lessons for Vietnamese fruits

Published 2024년 10월 7일

Tridge summary

The article covers a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Klever Fruit, HuynNong Fresh, and the Korean Persimmon Association to boost the presence of Korean persimmons in Vietnam. Since 1995, Korean persimmons have been exported to Southeast Asia and are now found in various global markets. The Korean Persimmon Association ensures high-quality produce by advocating minimal pesticide use and careful packaging. Mr. Kim, a former math teacher and current persimmon farmer, underscores the significance of quality control. Additionally, the article notes the potential for Vietnamese tropical fruits to penetrate the Korean market if they adhere to quality standards, highlighting both opportunities and challenges for Vietnamese exporters in terms of technology, branding, and compliance with international norms.
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Exporting persimmons since 1995 On the afternoon of October 7, in Hanoi, Klever Fruit - a unit specializing in importing high-end fruits from countries around the world, HuynNong Fresh - a high-end Korean gardener and the Korean Persimmon Association - an organization representing the Korean persimmon industry signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to promote Korean persimmons to Vietnam. Mr. Nguyen Xuan Hai, General Director of Klever Fruit shared that this event is an important milestone in the strategic cooperation relationship to develop high-end agricultural products between the two countries in general and between Klever Fruit and its partners in particular. Mr. Lee Sangdeug, representative of the Korean Persimmon Association, said that Korean persimmons were first exported to Southeast Asian markets in 1995, then expanded to other markets. Currently, Korean persimmons are widely available in many markets in Southeast Asia, in addition to Hong Kong, Canada, Saudi Arabia, ...
Source: Agriculture

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