Currently, the Department of Industry and Trade is arranging booths at industrial parks to display products; announcing events to attract more foreign workers and experts; coordinating with transportation businesses to support travel costs for gardeners, cooperatives and farmers to industrial parks during implementation.

Lychees are purchased from Luc Ngan gardens and sold to workers in industrial parks.

The People's Committees of Tan Yen, Luc Ngan districts and Chu Township also mobilized gardeners and cooperatives to participate in "Luc Ngan Lychee Week", ensure that the quality of lychees meets food safety standards and is suitable for the domestic and export markets.

The provincial Public Security directed functional forces to ensure security at the sale point, avoid profiteering or causing trouble; support smooth traffic for lychee carrying vehicles and sellers as well as avoid traffic jams.

Luc Ngan to host lychee tourism festival

Festival-goers will have a chance to take part in lychee harvesting, bunch-tying, stem-cutting, chilling fruit in ice-water tanks, and packing into foam boxes in accordance with export-standard procedures.

 

Hung Yen egg-shaped lychees sold out before harvest begins

Despite being weeks away from peak harvest season, Hung Yen’s signature egg-shaped lychees are already sold out thanks to a surge in pre-orders.

 

Lychee-based products diversify local specialties and boost tourism

BAC GIANG – In addition to fresh and dried lychee, producers in Luc Ngan District and Chu Township of Bac Giang province are creating an array of processed goods, helping diversify local agri-products and promote tourism-oriented gift items.

Thousands of lychee drying kilns ready for harvest season in Bac Giang

BAC GIANG – With the main lychee harvest season approaching, nearly 3,000 drying kilns in Luc Ngan District and Chu Township of Bac Giang province are ready for operation. 

First batch of this year's crop lychee reaches Paris

More than two tonnes of fresh Vietnamese lychees arrived at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on June 2, marking the first shipment of this year's crop to France.