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This year, Haiyang Province's litchi cultivation area reached 8,800 hectares, primarily concentrated in Qinghe County and Zhiling City. It is worth noting that most of Haiyang Province's litchi cultivation areas follow safe production procedures, with 12 regions certified by Global Good Agricultural Practices (GlobalGAP) and 56 regions certified by Vietnam Good Agricultural Practices Standards (VietGAP). Starting this season, Haiyang Province organized litchi production technical training courses according to Vietnam Good Agricultural Practices Standards and Global Good Agricultural Practices. Pham Duc Loc, Director of the Crop and Plant Protection Department at the Haiyang Province Agriculture and Environment Bureau, stated: "We are certain that litchi production must not only guarantee yield and quality but also ensure food hygiene safety. Therefore, from the start of the litchi season, agricultural departments have strengthened coordination with local areas, guiding everyone to implement and apply safe production procedures. Currently, as litchis have entered the harvesting period, agricultural departments continue to work with local professional institutions to strengthen guidance and supervision of cultivation areas and packaging facilities." In addition to the traditional litchi export market of China, Haiyang Province is actively promoting and expanding into high-end markets such as the United States, Australia, Japan, and Europe. This year, Haiyang Province is expected to have a bumper litchi harvest, with production reaching 65,000 tons, an increase of 10,000 tons from last year (which was 55,000 tons). (End)

Vietnam is accelerating the import of raw cashew nuts, primarily from the Cambodian market, to maintain its position as the world's top processor.

[Korea Agricultural and Fishery Newspaper Export Specialist Reporter Dong-kwang Lee] “Melons are a unique fresh fruit produced in Korea, and they are so delicious that they have been supplied to overseas consumers for 30 years. They have expanded into various countries, including Japan, the largest export market, Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore. This year, we have resolved the quarantine issue that has been going on for over 10 years and have opened the Vietnamese market, which is emerging as a major market in Southeast Asia. I believe this is the result of building trust with overseas buyers through continuous efforts to accommodate overseas consumer needs as much as possible and produce high-quality products.” Wolhang Agricultural Cooperative in Seongju-gun, Gyeongbuk, a leader in melon exports