Tiny Chinese persimmon flood Vietnamese markets, stores sell tons a day

Published Oct 29, 2024

Tridge summary

A type of persimmon called pearl jelly persimmon has become popular in online markets due to its unique characteristics and taste. Selling for 50-90 thousand VND/kg, the small, seedless, bright red fruits are marketed as sweet and crunchy, resembling jelly. Originating from China, particularly Phu Binh district, Shaanxi province, the fruit has gained popularity in Vietnam for its jelly-like flesh and pearl-like red skin. Despite the lack of detailed information about its origin, the pearl jelly persimmon has attracted significant interest and demand in the Vietnamese market.
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Original content

With eye-catching colors and advertised as being sweet like honey, crunchy like jelly, seedless, and bright red like pearls, this type of persimmon is making waves in online markets. In late autumn and early winter, when domestic persimmons are starting to come to an end, a strange type of persimmon called pearl jelly persimmon suddenly appeared on the market, making many people curious. Tiny persimmons, the size of a chicken egg with a beautiful bright red color, are packaged in trays or boxes, selling for 50-90 thousand VND/kg. Cheap, strange and delicious, many women are eager to order them to try. Ms. Bui Anh, residing in Gia Lam (Hanoi) said that yesterday, at the apartment market where she sells this type of persimmon, seeing how beautiful and strange it is, she immediately ordered 1kg to try at 50 thousand VND/kg. “I saw this fruit on tiktok and social media a few days ago, so I bought it to try. I didn’t expect it to be so delicious. One kilo is about 15 fruits, each ...

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