Despite its modest contribution to the province’s economy, agriculture has long been regarded as a key pillar in Bac Giang’s development strategy, with clearly defined production zones.

The Chairman of Bac Giang provincial People's Committee Nguyen Viet Oanh speaks at the meeting.

The sector has evolved comprehensively toward modernization, focusing on high-tech, organic and clean farming practices adapted to each locality's strengths.

Among the province’s standout products is lychee, cultivated on approximately 29,700 hectares. The fruit is currently in its development stage, with the early harvest expected from May 20 to June 15, and the main crop from June 10 to July 20.

Minister Do Duc Duy concludes the event.

Speaking at the meeting, Nguyen Viet Oanh, Chairman of the Bac Giang People’s Committee, said promising signs from this year’s lychee crop offer strong prospects for agricultural growth.

He called on the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment for continued support, including soil assessments and scientific application to extend harvest periods, improve processing and enhance product quality.

The central and provincial leaders visit the lychee production area in Phuc Hoa commune (Tan Yen district).

Speaking with provincial leaders and businesses, the Minister praised Bac Giang’s progress in building a modern, high-tech agriculture sector.

Bac Giang has prioritized product quality and is planning trade promotion campaigns both domestically and overseas, including in Ho Chi Minh City, the southern provinces, Europe, and the China-ASEAN trade fair.

Minister Do Duc Duy discusses with lychee purchasing enterprise.

These efforts are intended to strengthen market links and showcase Bac Giang's specialty agricultural products.

The province continues to guide farmers in proper care and harvest timing, ensuring standards are met for domestic and export markets. Scientific advancements are being applied to reduce costs and improve product quality.

Strict supervision of cultivation areas and packing facilities is in place to comply with import regulations.

The delegation visits the farm produce processing line at Vifoco Import-Export JSC in Bac Giang city.

Local leaders asked the ministry to help forecast pests and diseases and to address technical issues in lychee production and export.

They also requested the expansion of irradiation facilities to meet U.S. requirements or the construction of a new facility in northern Vietnam.

Minister Duy emphasized the importance of developing lychee varieties suited to warmer climates and expanding early-ripening types to spread out the harvest.

He noted positive signals from this year’s crop and reaffirmed agriculture’s strategic role in the province’s economy.

Bac Giang committed to continuing support for cooperatives, scaling up concentrated farming zones and investing in post-harvest processing to increase added value.

In his conclusion, the Minister acknowledged Bac Giang’s efforts in developing specialized lychee farming. He said the fruit has become a national product with growing exports to premium markets.

To ensure a successful season, he urged authorities to monitor weather and pests, enforce traceability and food safety standards, and improve logistics through expanded cold storage and green transport routes.

Farmer in Phuc Hoa commune cares for lychees.

He also encouraged enterprises to take the initiative in procurement, processing, and export planning, while collaborating with the ministry on quarantine and regulatory procedures. The ministry will continue to update market trends and support stakeholders in real time.

“Strengthening green, clean lychee production and building a compelling brand story will elevate Bac Giang’s global position,” Duy said.

Earlier, the delegation visited lychee farms in Phuc Hoa commune of Tan Yen district and a processing facility operated by Vifoco Import-Export JSC in Bac Giang city.

Bac Giang steps up linkages for lychee sale

BAC GIANG - The Bac Giang provincial Department of Industry and Trade held a conference on April 23 to form linkages and sign cooperation agreements for the sale of Bac Giang lychees in 2025.

 

Bac Giang creates favorable conditions for lychee traders and enterprises

BAC GIANG - On April 21, Vice Chairman of the Bac Giang provincial People's Committee (PPC) Pham Van Thinh chaired a working session with Central Retail Group about enhancing cooperation to consume Bac Giang’s lychee and other agricultural products.

Bac Giang farmers strictly follow caring procedure in lychee production to export to US

BAC GIANG - Bac Giang lychees have long been renowned both domestically and internationally. With their special aroma, distinctive sweet, refreshing taste and eye-catching color, the local special fruit not only satisfies Vietnamese consumers but also conquers demanding markets such as Japan, Australia, Europe and especially the United States. 

Bac Giang starts lychee consumption activities

BAC GIANG - With a total growing area of more than 29,700 hectares, Bac Giang is expecting a bumper lychee harvest this year. With just over a month to go before the fruit ripens, local authorities and businesses have proactively begun preparations to ensure smooth distribution.

Tan Yen expands road access to Phuc Hoa early-ripening lychee export area

BAC GIANG - To boost lychee consumption and logistics, local authorities in Phuc Hoa Commune, Tan Yen District of Bac Giang province have completed an upgrade of the road linking Provincial Road 294C to the villages of Quat Du 1, Quat Du 2, Phuc Le and Lan Thinh.