Vietnam Fruits insights

Cam Lam, located in the south-central coastal area of Vietnam, is the main mango growing area in Vietnam. It is currently the local harvest season, but the purchase price has dropped from 25,000 VND/kg (7 yuan/kg) to less than 5,000 VND/kg (1.4 yuan/kg). Last year, the price of first-grade mango was 30,000 VND/kg and the price of second-grade mango was 20,000 VND/kg. This year, the weather conditions are not good, the mango production has decreased, agricultural inputs have increased, and the selling price has plummeted, causing heavy losses to fruit farmers. The mango planting area in Cam Lam County is about 7,000 hectares. Australian mangoes were introduced in 2003, and the current planting area is 4,000 hectares. Now the mangoes on the trees are ripening quickly, and the ground is also covered with overripe mangoes. If they are not harvested in the next 1-2 weeks, a large number of mangoes will have to rot. In the past month, the price of mangoes has continued to fluctuate. Dang The head of Camlamonline, a mango processing company in Cam Lam County, said: Truyen said that this year there are many grade 2 and grade 3 fruits in the local area, and grade 1 fruits only account for about 20%. In order to support mango farmers, the company purchased about 100 tons of mangoes at a suitable price this month and produced about 12 tons of dried mangoes. Many years ago, mangoes from Ganlin County were mainly exported to China in the form of fresh food. In recent years, the mango planting area in China has increased sharply, and the production season of Ganlin Australian mangoes overlaps with that of Chinese mangoes. Affected by huge competitive pressure, the export of Ganlin mangoes has dropped sharply and can only be consumed in Vietnam or processed into dried mangoes, mango juice and other products. Image source: vnexpress2025 International Fruit and Vegetable Report All rights reserved. Please contact International Fruit and Vegetable Report for permission and indicate that it is from International Fruit and Vegetable Report

Fan Tingyi, executive manager of Sokfarm Tra Vinh Co., Ltd. in Xiaoqin County, Tra Vinh Province, said that organic coconut flower candy is made from fresh coconut flower honey collected by Sokfarm in the international standard organic coconut garden in Tra Vinh Province, a completely natural raw material. The batch of organic coconut flower candy products exported this time will be used as production raw materials and supplied to partners in the United States engaged in the production of energy bars and nutritional cakes. Currently, Sokfarm has international organic certificates that meet the standards of the United States USDA, the European Union, Japan, Canada and other countries, and its products are exported to markets such as Japan, the Netherlands, Germany, the United States and Australia in a formal trade manner. There are currently 393 one-township-one-product products in Tra Vinh Province, of which 3 types of products meet the five-star standard. After inspection by the functional departments, after meeting the one-township-one-product product standards, the annual output and income of the province's five-star one-township-one-product products increased by 30-60%, and the annual output and income of four-star one-township-one-product products increased by 20-52%. (End)

Recently, 2.8 tons of Yingkou "Meizao" cherries from Yingkou Shengyuan Fresh Fruit Economic and Trade Co., Ltd. were inspected and qualified by the customs officers of Bayuquan Customs under Dalian Customs, and then exported to Lang Son City, Vietnam through Pingxiang Port in Guangxi through cold chain land transportation. The cherry planting area in Gaizhou City, Yingkou, Liaoning Province reaches 23,000 mu, with an annual output of more than 18,000 tons. Varieties such as "Meizao" and "Samituo" have large fruit diameters, high sweetness, and firm flesh, and are deeply loved by consumers in Southeast Asian countries. Bayuquan Customs dynamically tracks the agricultural product access standards of ASEAN countries and guides export enterprises in the jurisdiction to obtain market access qualifications in Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and other countries. In the first quarter, Bayuquan Customs inspected a total of 61.72 tons of exported cherries, with a value of 4.5192 million yuan, an increase of 333.43% and 152.13% year-on-year respectively. Image source: Pixabay2025 International Fruit and Vegetable Report All Rights Reserved. Please contact International Fruit and Vegetable Report for permission and indicate that it is from International Fruit and Vegetable Report.