Vietnam is the 13th largest mango growing country in the world

Published 2021년 4월 21일

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Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is partnering with UNIDO, the Swiss Embassy, and Dong Thap Province to boost mango exports. Despite being the 13th largest mango producer globally with over 87,000 hectares dedicated to mango cultivation, exports in 2020 saw a 9% decrease due to the pandemic, reaching $180.8 million. China was the primary market, accounting for 83.95% of exports, followed by Russia and Papua New Guinea. This partnership aims to improve the industry's performance by addressing challenges and improving the quality and standardization of mangoes.

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Vietnam’s "New Hanoi" reported on April 19 that according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam, the Ministry is cooperating with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the Swiss Embassy in Vietnam and the People’s Committee of Dong Thap Province to promote mango exports. To According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam, mangoes are one of the main tropical fruits grown in Vietnam, second only to bananas. Vietnam is the 13th largest mango growing country in the world, with a total planting area of more than 87,000 hectares; the total mango production in Vietnam will reach 893,200 tons, an increase of 6.5% year-on-year. The Jiulong River Plain is the area where the most mangoes are grown, accounting for about 48% of the total area of mangoes in Vietnam. The output in 2020 will reach 567,700 tons. To In 2020, Vietnam’s mango exports reached 180.8 million U.S. dollars, a year-on-year decrease of 9%. ...

Source: Foodmate