July 21, 2026 | 21:03 GMT +7
July 21, 2026 | 21:03 GMT +7
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(VAN) Dr. Le Van Nguyen, Director of the Institute of E-Commerce Management (ECM), emphasizes the potential for green development through the cultivation of fruit trees, particularly in provinces such as Son La.
(VAN) Mr. Nguyen Thanh Cong, Vice Chairman of the Son La Provincial People's Committee, reflects on Son La’s journey from barren hills to fruitful orchards after a decade of hard work.
(VAN) With an area of more than 10,300 hectares of fruit trees, Moc Chau is one of the localities that soon found an export route for fruits in Son La.
(VAN) Disease-free seedlings are considered the key to starting a sustainable citrus production cycle.
(VAN) With over 84,000 hectares of fruit trees, Son La is now becoming the fruit capital not only in the Northern mountainous area but also the second largest in the country.
(VAN) The fruit industry in An Giang is improving its supply of raw materials, ensuring both quantity and quality for businesses to meet the demands of domestic and international markets.
(VAN) Indigenous fruits will eventually become a precious commodity because they cannot be acclimatized. This is the value that farmers need to retain.
(VAN) Minister Le Minh Hoan affirmed that the fruit and vegetable industry in general and the fruit industry in particular must aim for new values beyond the story of agricultural trade.
(VAN) Thanks to organic production, farmers in Can Tho city have expanded the market for their fruits and exported them to many countries around the world.
(VAN) The stages from breeding and planning growing areas to analyzing and understanding the tastes and standards of the importing country need to be carried out synchronously, based on market signals.
(VAN) With more than 84,000 ha of fruit trees, Son La is rising to become the fruit capital not only in the North but also the second largest in the country.
(VAN) Minister Le Minh Hoan wishes Tien Giang Fruit Festival 2024 to be a place not only to trade but also to promote, build images, and exchange knowledge about fruit trees.
(VAN) According to the key fruit tree development plan for the 2023–2025 period, the Dong Thap Provincial People's Committee will control and avoid massively developing fruit trees, following the movement.