Bắc giang
Nearly 50 tonnes of lychee exported to the US and European markets
BAC GIANG – To date, Bac Giang province has consumed more than 20,000 tonnes of lychees, of which more than 14,000 tonnes were sold at domestic market and the rest was exported to China, Southeast Asia, Europe, United States, Australia and Japan.
Particularly, nearly 50 tonnes of lychees were exported to the United States and Europe. The smooth consumption brings joy to local lychee growers.
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The lychee garden in Phuc Hoa commune of Tan Yen district is granted a growing area code for export to Europe. |
According to Tran Quang Tan, Director of the Department of Industry and Trade, thanks to trade promotion solutions focusing on supporting businesses and cooperatives in Bac Giang province to connect, approach, negotiate and sign cooperation to export lychees to international markets, Bac Giang lychees are reaching more and more countries.
In the coming time, the province will further accelerate the consumption promotion activities. Many businesses have surveyed and signed contracts with gardeners to purchase and export lychees during the main season. The local special fruit entering high-end market segment further affirms the quality of Bac Giang lychees and creates reputation with consumers.
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Lychee growing area for export in Phuc Hoa commune of Tan Yen district. |
Currently, it is the peak harvest season of early maturing lychees with selling price ranging from 25-70,000 VND (1-3 USD) per kg. Several gardeners earn hundreds of millions of VND. This achievement continues to motivate lychee growers to create quality products in the coming season.
Truong Son
BAC GIANG- The total lychee output in the northern province of Bac Giang is estimated at 100,000 tonnes this year. In order to protect prestige of Bac Giang lychee trademark in domestic and export markets, the agricultural sector together with gardeners, firms and cooperatives has attached importance to production and improving the product quality.
Two tonnes of fresh Vietnamese lychees, meeting GlobalGAP standards, arrived at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on May 28, marking the first shipment of this year's crop.
As the hub of early maturing lychee in Vietnam, Tan Yen District in the northern province of Bac Giang is expected to harvest approximately 15,000 tonnes of lychee this season despite unfavourable weather and declining productivity.
BAC GIANG - On May 27, the People's Committee in Tan Yen district (Bac Giang province) organized a conference to connect and promote consumption of early ripening lychees in 2024 at the cultural house of Ca Am village.
BAC GIANG – Though this year lychee crop is not as bumper as previous seasons, Bac Giang province has proactively prepared consumption promotion plan together with maintaining traditional markets, expanding new markets in order to increase the product value. Along with instructions to improve the quality of lychees, all levels, sectors and localities have launched activities to connect and bring local special fruit further.
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