HÀ NỘI — Fruit and vegetable exports are poised for a record revenue of US$5 billion this year, driven by favourable conditions from the beginning of this year. With the rapid growth registered from the beginning of this year, many were optimistic that the fruit and vegetable exports would hit a new record of $5 billion. The ministry said protocols that Việt Nam signed with China in 2022 helped Việt Nam’s fruit and vegetable exports to be robust this year, with durian, mango, dragon fruit and banana among products with large export value. Đặng Phúc Nguyên, general secretary of the Việt Nam Fruit Association, said the increase in fruit and vegetable exports was driven by the increase in purchases of the Chinese market. Việt Nam’s fruits and vegetables are present in 27 markets, 15 of which see revenue of more than $10 million.
