Accordingly, these people must follow medical isolation measures to prevent Covid-19 disease as regulation such as showing certificate with result tested negative to SARS-CoV-2 issued by Chinese authorized medical facilities within 3 days, applying concentrated isolation (without any exception), testing twice before leaving from the quarantine site.

The lychee growing area for export in Luc Ngan district. Filed photo.

Health worker, public security force and receptionist will serve at each quarantine site to control and prevent any risk of disease infection from the foreigners entering to buy lychee. It helps facilitate a smooth lychee purchasing activity.

Bac Giang province enjoys a bumper lychee season this year with estimated output of 185,000 tonnes of fruits, in which Luc Ngan district has about 120,000 tonnes (up nearly 30,000 tonnes comparing to the figure last year).

The harvest time is expected from May 20 till July 30, 2021.

Lychee origin traceability requires good implementation from production stage

(BGO) – The competent agencies and districts in Bac Giang province have focused on instructing and supervising the lychee orchard owners to strictly follow the caring procedure, ensure the conditions to stamp the product for origin traceability as regulation toward a smooth consumption and satisfaction of export standard, especially for Japanese market.

Luc Ngan: 167 Chinese traders register to apply medical isolation to purchase lychee

(BGO) – As of April 6, 167 Chinese traders registered to apply medical isolation to prevent Covid-19 pandemic before buying lychee in Luc Ngan district, Bac Giang province.

Luc Ngan lychee and the story of GI protection in Japan

(BGO) -The fact that Luc Ngan lychee (Bac Giang) was the first product officially granted a geographical indication (GI) certificate in Japan has opened up many new opportunities for the export and consumption of the Vietnamese fruit in many other markets. This also showed the role of intellectual property, which is considered a supporting tool for Vietnamese products to have more competitive advantages in export.

Nearly 2 billion VND spent to support lychee consumption

(BGO) – The People’s Committee in Luc Ngan district, Bac Giang province has built a plan to implement various solutions to support the farmers to harvest, process and consume the lychee under two situations. 

Tan Yen expands GlobalGAP lychee growing area

(BGO) – This year, Tan Yen district (Bac Giang province) has expanded 10 ha more of lychee with growing area code which meet Global GAP standard and quality to export to Japan, mostly in Phuc Le village, Phuc Hoa commune.