Vietnamese pomelos and lemons are exported to New Zealand

Published Nov 16, 2022

Tridge summary

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development have agreed to open the market for Vietnamese lemon and pomelo exports to New Zealand. This makes lemon and pomelo the fourth and fifth Vietnamese fruits to be exported to New Zealand, following mango, dragon fruit, and rambutan. The agreement is a step towards exploring more trade opportunities between the two countries. In 2021, the trade turnover of agriculture, forestry, and fishery products between Vietnam and New Zealand reached nearly $550 million, accounting for 41% of the total bilateral trade.
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On the occasion of the visit of New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to Vietnam, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam and the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture, Biosecurity, Land Information and Rural Affairs signed an agreement to open the market. Vietnam's lemon and pomelo export market to New Zealand. Accordingly, pomelo and lemon are the fourth and fifth fruits exported from Vietnam to New Zealand after mango, dragon fruit and rambutan. The signing and opening of the market for these two agricultural products is a stepping stone towards the next trade opportunities between the two countries, opening the market for other agricultural products. Sharing more about this exciting event, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Le Minh Hoan said that although New Zealand's population is not large, only about 5 million people, the income level of the people is high. The opening of Vietnam's two tropical fruits, lemons and grapefruits, which are not ...
Source: Agriculture

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