Opportunities for Vietnamese passion fruit and longan for export

In 2022, China may consider importing Vietnamese passion fruit. Vietnam is also asking the Japanese side to soon license the import of Vietnamese fresh longan in 2022. Fruit exports will have more opportunities from the import market if they meet the requirements for control of planting area codes and no residues of pesticides.

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Sharing at the online forum with the topic “Connecting supply and demand of fruit trees” recently, Mr. Le Van Thiet – Deputy Director of Plant Protection Department (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD)) – said, if it wasn’t for Covid-19, the Chinese side would have coordinated to inspect the sweet potato and durian growing areas. It is expected that by the end of this year or by 2022, China will apply the online inspection method for the three agricultural products mentioned above. In 2022, China may also consider importing Vietnamese passion fruit. Currently, there are 10 kinds of fruit officially exported to China.

Previously, on November 24, 2021, on the sidelines of the official visit to Japan by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh from November 22-25, 2021, Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien had a meeting and worked working with Mr. Nisaka Yoshinobu, Governor of Wakayama Prefecture (Japan). At the meeting and working session, Governor Nisaka Yoshinobu affirmed that Wakayama will strongly support and promote for Japan to soon license the import of Vietnamese fresh longan in 2022.

0508 Thuong Lai Den Tan Vuon Thu Mua NhanMinistry of Industry and Trade: Expanding export opportunities for Vietnamese longan

If licensed to export to Japan soon, longan will be a promising fruit for export such as lychee. However, the process of negotiating to open up a famous fastidious market with high standards like Japan for a fresh Vietnamese fruit will definitely require a lot of time, expense and effort on the part of agencies. authorities of the two countries.
The growing area code is the number 1 condition for export
According to Mr. Le Van Thien, agricultural products and fruits that want to be exported to fastidious markets such as the US, Japan, Korea, New Zealand or to the Chinese market all need the code of the growing area, packaging, and no residue. pesticides are banned or exceeded. Therefore, if there are certifications and product traceability stamps, Vietnamese businesses have a stronger opportunity when reaching out to the international market.
“Two standards 774 and 775 are applied to control the planting and packaging area codes, we have supplied to 63 provinces. Markets currently do not need a producer to apply VietGAP, GlobalGAP but require control of codes, and when packing for export, there are no residues of pesticides that are not allowed, or exceed the limit. ”, emphasized Mr. Le Van Thien and said that the Plant Protection Department is currently coordinating with many units to check the coverage of powdered, liquid, granular drugs on fruits, applying the machine method. unmanned aerial vehicle.

Mr. Le Thanh Tung – Deputy Director of the Department of (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) said that production according to the standards of importers, traceability and quality certification and the prerequisites to expand the export door. for Vietnamese fruit. Therefore, specialized agencies and local management agencies need to accompany and stand closely with businesses and farmers, in which, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and the Plant Protection Department also play an important role. in advice and orientation for farmers.

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According to congthuong.vn                                                                                                                                                 Nguyen Hanh

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