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Long An Dragon Fruit Association signs contract to consume dragon fruits in Bach Hoa Xanh Information from Long An Department of Industry and Trade, Long An Dragon Fruit Association has successfully negotiated and signed a dragon fruit
20/08/2021
Fruit exporters eye Vietnamese market In the last five years, foreign fruit exporters, especially those from the US, Japan, Australia and Canada, have been looking for import partners in Việt Nam.
20/03/2020
Increasing demands for Vietnamese dragon fruit in foreign market Vietnam's dragon fruit industry has faced many challenges from production to consumption as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic
02/11/2021
Over 15,000 tonnes of citrus fruits for Tet market Some 15,000 tonnes of fruits have been supplied to the customers, increasing about 5 tonnes against the figure last year with the higher selling price.
19/01/2019
VN fruits need to gain domestic market before exporting: experts Việt Nam’s fruit sector should focus on gaining trust from domestic consumers before focusing on exports
22/10/2018
Vietnamese dragon fruit rated 5 stars in Australian markets Vietnamese dragon fruit has been on sale in many supermarket chains in Australia and received positive feedback from consumers.
13/11/2021
Long An: Only about 5% of dragon fruits exported to Europe Currently, due to the dependence on the Chinese market, dragon fruit prices are unstable and greatly affect the application of high technology
02/12/2019
Unexpected increase in dragon fruit prices concerns farmers After the price of dragon fruits for the Tet market plunged drastically, in the first days of the new year, it has unexpectedly hiked again
02/04/2021
Linking with farmers to build the value for dragon fruit From a business owner, Mr.Quy decided to become a cooperative's director, with the desire to work with farmers to bring dragon fruit to the international market
16/03/2022
Coronavirus hits Vietnam’s fruit exports to biggest market, China Fruits exports to China in the first quarter fell 29.4 percent year-on-year as the coronavirus pandemic halted trade activities.
20/05/2020