Vietnam's Ri6 durian is selling well in Australia and the export is expected to reach 150 tons

Published 2021년 8월 10일

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Fifteen tons of frozen Ri6 durians from Vietnam were quickly sold in Australia, with an additional 45 tons still at sea and awaiting delivery. The durians, known for their high quality, were promoted by the Vietnam Commercial Office in Australia, despite challenges such as the epidemic and rising shipping prices. Meanwhile, Vietnam is working to allow more fruits, including durian, to be exported to China, as 9 types are currently permitted.

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Viet News Agency reported that according to the Vietnam Commercial Office in Australia, 15 tons of frozen durians exported from Vietnam to Australia were sold out within two days. In addition, 45 tons of durians are still in the sea and all have been booked. It is understood that these durians are all Ri6 varieties produced in Vietnam. The price of the entire durian is 18.99 AUD/kg, which is about RMB 90/kg; the price of durian meat can reach 25 AUD/kg, which is about RMB 118.5/kg. Vietnam's Ri6 durian has formed a high-quality image in Australia. In October 2019, the Vietnam Commercial Office in Australia brought 0.5 tons of frozen durian to Australia for the first time. Promotion activities were held in Sydney, inviting people to sit in antique cars while sightseeing. While tasting durian. After many attempts and considerations, the Vietnam Commercial Office in Australia chose to promote Ri6 durian in Australia. In order to create a high-quality image of Ri6, the slogan was set ...

Source: Guojiguoshu