Vietnam's local fruits are unsalable, and a large number of Chinese fruits are pouring into the Vietnamese market

According to the Vietnamese media, with the complication of the epidemic situation in various parts of Vietnam , the transportation of goods is difficult, the amount of fruit harvested is relatively small, and the price has plummeted, which has seriously affected the consumption and export of Vietnamese fruit
.
At the same time, a large number of fruits from China have emerged in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's largest city , which is in fierce competition with domestic fruits in Vietnam
.
Tien Giang province is the main producing area of ​​dragon fruit in Vietnam.
Due to the epidemic situation during the harvest season, traders have difficulty purchasing and there are not enough workers to pick the fruit, resulting in a sharp drop in the price of dragon fruit
.
In recent months, the price of jackfruit in Jiang Province has dropped to 3000-5000 VND/kg, which is about RMB 0.
84-1.
4/kg, which is less than 1/10 of the normal price
.
Despite such low prices, there is still a lack of buyers, and growers can only let the fruits rot in the ground
.
Not only jackfruit, but also mangoes, seedless lemons, melons and other fruits in Houjiang Province have also fallen sharply
.
In many provinces in the Mekong Delta, the purchase price of green pomelo has dropped by about 50% from the beginning of the year, which is the lowest price in recent years
.
The price of first-class selected green pomelo is only 15,000-18,000 dong/kg, which is about RMB 4.
2-5/kg
.
The price of green pomelo above one kilogram is only 10,000-12,000 dong/kg, while the price at the beginning of the year was around 20,000 dong/kg
.
The retail price of such green pomelo in local supermarkets is 35,000-45,000 dong/kg
.
Except for the green pomelo, the price of rambutan has dropped significantly by 50%-60% from last year, and the price of durian has dropped by 20%-30%
.
This year, the production of longan in Xing'an Province has not only reduced, but the price has dropped by 30%-50%, and it is still facing the dilemma of slow sales
.
The reason is that due to the lack of traders, procurement has stalled; transportation between different regions is difficult; the cost of fertilizers and pesticides has increased, and the shortage of labor has led to rising costs
.
Although the government has adopted many measures in fruit procurement, customs clearance, consumption and export, there are still many difficulties, and the purchase price has been falling all the way
.
At the same time, during the fruit harvest season, China exported a large amount of fruit to the Vietnamese market
.
In Ho Chi Minh City, the prices of apples, seedless red grapes and pomegranates from China are only 1/3 of that of domestically produced fruits in Vietnam
.
The wholesale price of seedless red extract is 180,000-200,000 dong/carton (5 kg), and the retail price is 50,000 dong/kg, which is about RMB 14/kg
.
The wholesale price of a box of 8.
5 kilograms of green grapes is 220,000 dong, and the retail price is 25,000 dong/kg, which is equivalent to one-third of the price of grapes produced in Vietnam
.
The retail price of apples, pears and other fruits is 35,000 dong/kg, and wholesale is only 20,000 dong/kg, which is about 5.
6 yuan/kg
.
A fruit wholesaler in Ho Chi Minh City said that fruits from China have been quarantined, and the quantity is large, and the price is much cheaper than local fruits
.
 　　Statistics from the General Administration of Customs of Vietnam show that in the first eight months of this year, China’s exports of agriculture, forestry and aquatic products to Vietnam totaled US$2.
1 billion, a year-on-year increase of more than 50%
.
Among them, China's exports of vegetables and fruits to Vietnam reached 236 million U.
S.
dollars, a year-on-year increase of 34.
4%
.
Recently, as Chinese grapes, apples, pomegranates and other fruits enter the harvest season, exports to Vietnam have also increased sharply
.
Outbreak fruit prices exported to China 　　Tien Giang province is the main producing area of ​​dragon fruit in Vietnam.
Due to the epidemic situation during the harvest season, traders have difficulty purchasing and there are not enough workers to pick the fruit, resulting in a sharp drop in the price of dragon fruit
.
 　　In recent months, the price of jackfruit in Jiang Province has dropped to 3000-5000 VND/kg, which is about RMB 0.
84-1.
4/kg, which is less than 1/10 of the normal price
.
Despite such low prices, there is still a lack of buyers, and growers can only let the fruits rot in the ground
.
Not only jackfruit, but also mangoes, seedless lemons, melons and other fruits in Houjiang Province have also fallen sharply
.
 　　In many provinces in the Mekong Delta, the purchase price of green pomelo has dropped by about 50% from the beginning of the year, which is the lowest price in recent years
.
The price of first-class selected green pomelo is only 15,000-18,000 dong/kg, which is about RMB 4.
2-5/kg
.
The price of green pomelo above one kilogram is only 10,000-12,000 dong/kg, while the price at the beginning of the year was around 20,000 dong/kg
.
The retail price of such green pomelo in local supermarkets is 35,000-45,000 dong/kg
.
 　　Except for the green pomelo, the price of rambutan has dropped significantly by 50%-60% from last year, and the price of durian has dropped by 20%-30%
.
This year, the production of longan in Xing'an Province has not only reduced, but the price has dropped by 30%-50%, and it is still facing the dilemma of slow sales
.
The reason is that due to the lack of traders, procurement has stalled; transportation between different regions is difficult; the cost of fertilizers and pesticides has increased, and the shortage of labor has led to rising costs
.
Although the government has adopted many measures in fruit procurement, customs clearance, consumption and export, there are still many difficulties, and the purchase price has been falling all the way
.
 　　At the same time, during the fruit harvest season, China exported a large amount of fruit to the Vietnamese market
.
In Ho Chi Minh City, the prices of apples, seedless red grapes and pomegranates from China are only 1/3 of that of domestically produced fruits in Vietnam
.
 　　The wholesale price of seedless red extract is 180,000-200,000 dong/carton (5 kg), and the retail price is 50,000 dong/kg, which is about RMB 14/kg
.
The wholesale price of a box of 8.
5 kilograms of green grapes is 220,000 dong, and the retail price is 25,000 dong/kg, which is equivalent to one-third of the price of grapes produced in Vietnam
.
The retail price of apples, pears and other fruits is 35,000 dong/kg, and wholesale is only 20,000 dong/kg, which is about 5.
6 yuan/kg
.
A fruit wholesaler in Ho Chi Minh City said that fruits from China have been quarantined, and the quantity is large, and the price is much cheaper than local fruits
.
 　　Statistics from the General Administration of Customs of Vietnam show that in the first eight months of this year, China’s exports of agriculture, forestry and aquatic products to Vietnam totaled US$2.
1 billion, a year-on-year increase of more than 50%
.
Among them, China's exports of vegetables and fruits to Vietnam reached 236 million U.
S.
dollars, a year-on-year increase of 34.
4%
.
Recently, as Chinese grapes, apples, pomegranates and other fruits enter the harvest season, exports to Vietnam have also increased sharply
.