The 'magical' Vietnamese durian, a delicious fruit exported to bring in billions of dollars, has also captivated China

Published 2024년 2월 1일

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Vietnamese durian fruit exports have seen significant growth, particularly to China, which accounts for 97% of total output, following a four-year negotiation period. The Chinese market alone has a turnover of nearly 2 billion USD. Exports to the Czech Republic have also increased. Initially, only 51 growing areas and 25 packaging facilities met Chinese Customs agency standards, but Vietnamese agencies and businesses have since improved production processes. Vietnam's total durian area is 112,000 hectares, producing about 840,000 tons.
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Original content

An important milestone for Vietnamese durian fruit to have such strong growth is thanks to reaching an official export agreement to China after more than 4 years of negotiations. Currently, Vietnamese durian is exported to 8 countries, but the Chinese market alone accounts for 97% of total output (mainly fresh durian), with a turnover of nearly 2 billion USD. In addition, durian exports to the Czech Republic market also increased dramatically, reaching nearly 10 million USD, an increase of 28 times over the same period in 2022. However, initially the Chinese Customs agency only approved a list of 51 growing area codes and 25 packaging facilities meeting export standards, while the Vietnamese side expected more. Mr. Hoang Trung - Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development said that this is a substantive assessment from the Chinese side. Therefore, professional agencies and businesses have quickly improved production processes and promoted the implementation of ...
Source: Danviet

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