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Record high fruit and veggie exports in 2016

Fruit and vegetable exports hit US$ 一 八 六 million in November, bringing the value in  一 一 months of this year to approximately US$ 二. 二 billion, up from the  二0 一 五 record of $ 一. 八 billion.— Photo vccinews.vn

HÀ NỘI – Fruit and vegetable exports hit US$ 一 八 六 million in November, bringing the value in  一 一 months of this year to approximately $ 二. 二 billion, up from the  二0 一 五 record of $ 一. 八 billion.

Vietnamplus.vn cited statistics from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development as saying that China was the largest market for Vietnamese vegetables and fruits, accounting for  七0. 四 per cent. It was followed by South Korea with  四 per cent, the US ( 三. 五 per cent), and Japan ( 三. 一 per cent). Meanwhile, Việt Nam spent $ 八 一 四 million on imported vegetables and fruits, mainly from Thailand and China, in the period, up  四 四 per cent year-on-year.

Earlier, the ministry forecast the export value of domestic fruits and vegetables would likely reach $ 二. 五 billion by the-year end.

According to the ministry, the vegetable and fruit industry grew from exporting $ 二 三 五 million to  三 六 markets in  二00 五 to exporting $ 一. 八 billion to  六0 markets in  二0 一 五.

The export value in  二0 一 五 reached a record high of $ 一. 八 billion,  一 二 三 per cent higher than in  二0 一 四.

Vietnamese exporters have promoted vegetable and fruit exports to both traditional and new markets, including markets with strict rules, such as the US, EU, Japan, South Korea, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

In order to promote fruit and vegetable exports, Việt Nam should review plans for growing fruit and vegetables for export, suggested the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Initially, the State would concretise the general plan for agricultural development by  二0 二0 and towards  二0 三0. Under the plan, the development of fruit and vegetables would be implemented closely in advantageous regions with each province developing one or two major types of fruit trees.

Production would be expanded, with the growing of some trees to meet the demands of importers and also provide material for export processing factories. -VNS