Vietnamese dragon fruit is sold in Australian supermarkets for 200,000 VND/kg

Published 2022년 1월 23일

Tridge summary

Vietnamese dragon fruit imports to Australia have increased by 14% in 2021, despite the high price and the presence of locally grown fruit. The Vietnam Trade Office in Australia is promoting Vietnamese dragon fruit to young people to expand the market. There is potential to expand to the Indian market, despite India's planting of dragon fruit and lower quality compared to Vietnamese fruit. Vietnamese enterprises can meet the demand and provide quality assurance products to the international market, including India. Agencies and businesses need to invest in promoting Vietnamese dragon fruit in the Indian market.
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Original content

On January 20, 2022, at Thaikee supermarket, the center of Sydney (Australia) was filled with the red color of Vietnamese dragon fruit. Although the selling price is up to 200,000 VND / kg (red and white dragon fruit are the same price), it is still very expensive. Serving the traditional New Year of the Vietnamese and Asian communities in Australia, last week, tons of dragon fruit with Red Dragon brand imported by 4wayfresh Company arrived and brought to the market two states of Western Australia and South Australia. Meanwhile, Hoa Australia Company has just brought to the market in Melbourne and other cities 14 tons of dragon fruit including white flesh and red flesh. The next shipment of 14 tons of Hoa Australia Company will continue to dock next week and will continue to Australia. According to information from the Vietnam Trade Office in Australia, walking around the market from Thaikee supermarket in the center of Sydney to stores in the Vietnamese capital in Cabramatta, to ...
Source: Danviet

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