The protocol for Vietnam’s frozen durian exports to China is expected to be announced soon

Published Jul 25, 2024

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Vietnam is on the verge of finalizing a protocol to officially export frozen durian to China, a market worth approximately US$1 billion annually. Capturing 30% of this market could generate US$300-500 million for Vietnam, accounting for about 10% of its total durian exports this year. With a year-round harvest and strong domestic and export markets, Vietnam is well-positioned, though maintaining production and quality is essential. Durian's profitability has led many farmers to switch from other crops like coffee and pepper, impacting their yields and prices.

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According to Vietnamese media reports, representatives of the Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association revealed that with the promotion of all parties, the protocol for the official export of Vietnamese frozen durian to China may be officially announced in the near future. China imports about US$1 billion of frozen durian each year. If Vietnamese frozen durian can be exported to China through formal trade channels and occupy about 30% of the market share, it will reach US$300-500 million, accounting for about 10% of Vietnam's total durian exports this year. Vietnam has a geographical advantage and can harvest durian all year round. Currently, Vietnamese durian is very active in both the domestic and export markets in Vietnam. At the same time, Vietnamese durian needs to pay attention to production and quality issues, which is also the primary issue for Vietnamese durian to gain a foothold in the market. According to a report from the Vietnam Agricultural Planting Bureau, durian ...

Source: Guojiguoshu