July 21, 2026 | 21:58 GMT +7
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July 21, 2026 | 21:58 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
(VAN) Vietnam's fruit and vegetable exports maintained strong growth momentum in May 2026, driven by favorable market conditions, domestic policy measures, and seasonal harvest cycles.
(VAN) Dong Thap is accelerating the implementation of agricultural traceability, prioritizing durian and export products, aiming for supply chain transparency and enhanced product value.
(VAN) Son La aims to reach 90,000ha of fruit trees with an annual output of 750,000 - 800,000 tons by 2030, with at least 25% of the cultivation area meeting VietGAP and GlobalGAP standards.
(VAN) Following a period of rapid boom, durian industry is entering a 'sifting' phase as risks escalate, necessitating a strategic restructuring to ensure more stable and sustainable development.
(VAN) The Thai Ministry of Commerce recently held a signing ceremony for memorandums of understanding (MoUs) between Thai exporters and international buyers to boost fruit export value.
In January 2025, fruit exports were estimated at 417 million USD, down 11.3% from the previous period and 5.2% year on year.
(VAN) The assignment of production unit codes is a mandatory requirement, akin to a "passport," that enables the exportation of numerous specialty fruits from Hau Giang to demanding markets.
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(VAN) In August, many types of vegetables and fruits enter the main harvest crop, with large output concentrated in a short time, requiring the entire agricultural sector to reasonably regulate exports.
(VAN) To enhance fruit exports to the United States, a second fruit irradiation facility has been established.
(VAN) 'I told my parents that the present objective of Chanh Thu is to serve society by promoting national agricultural products', said Ms. Ngo Tuong Vy.
(VAN) Leader of a firm specializing in agricultural exports to the US shared experience in quality control and the potential of the foreign market.
(VAN) Exports of vegetables and fruits to China plunge in the first quarter of the year while exports to other markets witness impressive growth.
(VAN) Vietnam and New Zealand are nearing completion of the necessary procedures to license the imports of certain fruits to serve both nations' consumers.
(VAN) Vietnam's southern provinces are projected to harvest a massive amount of fruit in the coming second quarter. In which eight major fruits produce an estimated 1.2 million tons.
(VAN) With the aim of introducing pomelo and lemon to New Zealand, the Plant Protection Department (PPD) has finalized technical paperwork and called relevant units’ in for other opinions.