Vietnamese fruit massively exported

Published 2022년 12월 31일

Tridge summary

Vietnamese agricultural businesses are preparing for exports of durian and other fruits to China in January 2023, following the granting of planting area codes and protected geographical indications. Tam Nguyen Food Company is planning to export frozen fruit to Japanese and Korean communities, and is in need of capital for expansion. Meanwhile, a business called Ms. Thy is exporting dried fruits to overseas Vietnamese in Japan, Korea, Russia, and Poland, but is concerned about the short shelf life of its products. The business plans to expand production and improve packaging to reach more markets like the US and EU, with the goal of affirming the Vietnamese brand and creating local jobs.
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Original content

Fresh fruit massively exported abroad These days, the busy atmosphere of preparing goods in the durian farming area of Tan Thanh district, Long An province makes everyone excited, especially durian products, one of the varieties. Agricultural products have been focused on cultivating by local farmers recently. Mr. Tran Dang Khoa, one of the durian production facilities, is excited when 3 generations of durian planted between 2016 and now have brought fruit. This is also one of the first two establishments of Long An to be granted planting area codes and protected geographical indications. After the harvest before the New Year to serve the domestic market, local people have prepared for export orders to China in January 2023. According to Mr. Khoa, in the past two years, Long An province has paid great attention to product quality, granting planting area codes for key local agricultural products, making exports more convenient: “About the granting of codes. The growing area has ...
Source: Vov

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