Vietnamese passion fruit officially licensed for export to Australia

Published 2024년 9월 9일

Tridge summary

The Plant Protection Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development in Vietnam has announced the approval of passion fruit exports to Australia. The fruit, known for its high quality, will need to meet Australian biosecurity requirements, including irradiation treatment for pest control. The department is also working towards exporting Vietnamese grapefruit and Australian blueberries. The agricultural trade between Vietnam and Australia has seen significant growth, nearly doubling in the last two years with a turnover of about 65 billion AUD, making Australia the second largest trading partner of Vietnam in agricultural exports.
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Original content

On the afternoon of September 9, the Plant Protection Department (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) coordinated with the Australian Embassy in Vietnam to organize a ceremony to announce the export of passion fruit to Australia and Australian plum to Vietnam. The soil has helped passion fruit grown in Vietnam to have world-class quality and when exported to strict culinary markets such as Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, etc., they are all loved. Vietnamese passion fruit is also officially exported to Australia. Passion fruit harvested from growing areas in Vietnam can be imported into the Australian market but must comply with biosecurity requirements. In order to minimize pests (such as fruit flies, aphids, spiders, thrips, etc.) for passion fruit when exporting, it is necessary to implement a number of risk management measures so that the growing areas, production areas, and production facilities are not infected with pests. In particular, the application of ...

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