Vietnamese fruit approaches the world market

Published 2022년 11월 24일

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The Plant Protection Department of Vietnam announced the opening of the Japanese, Chinese, and New Zealand markets for various Vietnamese agricultural products, including longan, sweet potatoes, lemons, and grapefruit. This achievement makes 2022 the most successful year in the history of Vietnamese agricultural export permissions. The process of negotiating these exports is detailed and lengthy, with sweet potatoes taking up to 10 years for China and 3 years for New Zealand. These exports must adhere to strict quarantine and safety standards, including traceability from planting to packaging. The department's efforts are aimed at motivating farmers to improve professionalism and quality, leading to increased income and revenue.

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The Plant Protection Department (MARD) on November 24 held a press conference to announce the completion of the opening of the Japanese market for longan, the Chinese market for sweet potatoes and the New Zealand market for lemons and grapefruit of Vietnam. Vietnam. "The most successful year" According to the Plant Protection Department, 2022 can be considered the most successful year ever with many agricultural products of Vietnamese plant origin being allowed access to world markets. Firstly, Vietnamese passion fruit products are imported into China with temporary regulations. Next, Vietnam's durian and bananas are allowed to be imported into China through the signing of a protocol on phytosanitary requirements between the two countries. Recently, the two sides signed a protocol on phytosanitary requirements for Vietnamese sweet potatoes imported into China. On November 22, the General Administration of Customs of China announced on its website about this quarantine requirement. ...

Source: Vov