Many Vietnamese fruits have hit supermarket shelves in the US, Australia, Japan, and Thailand and are being sold at much higher prices than on the domestic market.
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Vietnam has successfully shipped dragon fruit to selective markets like Australia, New Zealand, and the US. Photo: Investment (Dau Tu) newspaper
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Fresh dragon fruits are much sought-after on foreign markets.
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Vietnamese dragon fruits can meet strict requirements of many major markets, including China, the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the US. Photo: Tuoitre (Young Age) newspaper
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The US Department of Agriculture has officially permitted the import of fresh mangoes from Vietnam to the US market. (Photo Cafe F)
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Recently, the New Zealand Embassy in Vietnam officially announced that the country has authorised the import of rambutans from Vietnam. Photo: Transport (Giao Thong) newspaper.
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Vietnam is the first country to have exported fresh rambutans to New Zealand. Photo: Industry and Trade (Cong Thuong) newspaper.
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This is the third of Vietnam’s agricultural products to have been exported to the country, following shipments of mangoes and dragon fruits. Photo: Dan Viet (Vietnamese People) newspaper
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The first shipment of Vietnamese star apples arrived in the US late last year. Photo: Television of Vietnam (VTV)
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Hung Yen longan enters the US market. Photo: HCM City Law (Phap Luat) newspaper.
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US experts carefully inspect a bunch of longans at a radiation plant in Vietnam. Photo: HCM City Law (Phap Luat) newspaper.
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Hung Yen longan have been registered for brand protection and are labeled with a geographical indication certificate.
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Vietnamese lychees have been successfully exported to many demanding markets around the world. Photo: Youth (Thanh Nien) newspaper
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Luc Ngan lychees are sold at a Thai market. Photo: People's Daily ( Nhan Dan) newspaper.
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