Vietnam: Ri6 durian costs more than 400,000 VND per kilogram in Australia

Published 2021년 8월 9일

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The Vietnam Trade Office in Australia has reported a successful sale of Ri6 durians by Uu Dam Company in the Australian market. The durians, imported from Vietnam, are priced between AUD 18.99 to 25 per kilogram and have been well-received due to the importer's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. In response to the high demand, the importer plans to import 100-150 tons of Ri6 durians to Australia this year. This success underscores the growing potential for agricultural exports from Vietnam to Australia, with the two countries prioritizing quality over cheap prices. In the first half of this year, agricultural exports to Australia, including vegetables, reached over 40 million USD, and when other key agricultural products like cashew, coffee, and rice are included, the exports amounted to 110 million USD.

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On August 9, the Vietnam Trade Office in Australia said that currently, each kilogram of Ri6 durian imported by Uu Dam Company and sold in the Australian market ranges from AUD 18.99 per kilogram (VND 330,000) of whole and non-vegetarian varieties. split segments 20-25 USD per kg (350,000-430,000 VND). According to the Vietnam Trade Office, currently consuming frozen Ri6 durian in this market is very positive. More than 15 tons of frozen durians have been sold out in 2 days and currently 45 tons of Ri6 durians being shipped here are also "sold out" because stores have ordered them all. The reason why frozen Ri6 durian sells well in Australia is because the importer is committed to quality, the buyer can exchange after buying, and the Ri6 durian brand has a certain position here after more than 2 years of efforts to build. . According to the plan, the importer will import 100-150 tons of Ri6 durian to Australia this year. The Vietnam Trade Office in Australia noted that customers ...

Source: VNExpress