June 4, 2026 | 12:21 GMT +7
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June 4, 2026 | 12:21 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
(VAN) Prices for a range of fruits in Mekong Delta dropped sharply, with jackfruit falling to as low as VND 2,000-3,000 per kilogram. Sluggish exports and technical barriers are constraining market access.
(VAN) Developing standardized growing areas is seen as the foundation for Vietnamese fruits to secure a lasting foothold in high-end markets and expand opportunities for sustainable exports.
(VAN) The official announcement of Vietnamese pomelos being exported to Australia, and Australian blueberries entering the Vietnamese market, marks a new chapter of cooperation, affirming the quality and credibility of agricultural products from both nations.
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(VAN) At this time, durian, longan, rambutan, and Thai custard apple orchards across the western districts of Gia Lai province are entering the harvest season, bringing joy and excitement to local farmers.
(VAN) On August 21, Acting Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang received and held talks with Japanese Ambassador to Vietnam Ito Naoki.
(VAN) To boost agricultural exports in the final months of the year, representatives from several associations say it is crucial to step up trade promotion and address value-added tax (VAT) complications.
(VAN) Only by comprehensively overcoming these hurdles can Vietnam's key fruits achieve a breakthrough, affirm a sustainable position in international markets, and bring higher value to farmers.
(VAN) Vietnamese fruit exports are currently concentrated mainly in the Chinese market. However, there are many others where local fruits have the potential to expand.
(VAN) To enable Vietnamese fruits to reach further and enter more markets beyond China, specific solutions in production and market development are needed.
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(VAN) On May 29, at the GO! My Tho Trading Center, the Tien Giang Department of Industry and Trade, in collaboration with Central Retail Corporation, held the opening ceremony of the 3rd Fruit Festival 2025.
(VAN) Consumers look for indulgence, flavor, color, and crunch in yogurt, ice cream, and more.
(VAN) Dang Phuc Nguyen, the General Secretary of the Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association, disclosed that Vietnam continues to maintain a trade deficit with the United States in the field of fruits and vegetables.
(VAN) With advantages in crop products, Deputy Minister Hoang Trung proposed that Vietnam and Ireland create favorable conditions for the fruits of both countries to access each other’s markets.
(VAN) Amid rising agricultural product prices in Australia, the Vietnam Trade Office in Australia encourages domestic enterprises to be proactive in participating in international trade fairs and engaging with the office to explore business opportunities.
(VAN) The high import volumes and differences in agricultural production of Sweden make it an appealing marketplace for Vietnamese fruits and vegetables.