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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said that, up to now, Vietnam and China have signed 21 Memorandums of Understanding and Protocols on the export and import of agricultural, forestry and fishery products between the two countries, demonstrating the close cooperation and efforts of both sides. Currently, many agricultural, forestry and fishery products from Vietnam have been exported to China. Of which, there are 12 fruit and vegetable products including: watermelon, mangosteen, black jelly, durian, fresh banana, sweet potato, dragon fruit, rambutan, mango, lychee, longan, jackfruit; bird's nest, fish meal and some products serving the production and processing of animal feed; dairy products and various types of seafood.
Notably, fresh coconut, frozen durian, crocodile, poultry... are on the long list that can be officially exported to the Chinese market in the near future. Vietnamese agricultural products have more opportunities to earn billions of USD from this market. The representative of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said that in the near future, the two sides will soon complete the procedures to sign a Protocol on plant quarantine requirements for fresh coconut and frozen durian from Vietnam exported to China. Regarding passion fruit and chili, the two sides have carried out pilot exports and will promote the completion of procedures to be able to sign these two documents soon. In addition, the two sides will coordinate to complete the Protocol on exporting crocodile, raw bird's nest, poultry and exploited aquatic products from Vietnam to China. The Chinese side will assign technical agencies to review and promptly process the registration dossiers for agricultural and aquatic product exports of Vietnamese enterprises to China to facilitate trade cooperation in agricultural, forestry and aquatic products.
It can be seen that agricultural products exported to the Chinese market are increasing sharply and this is one of the main export markets of Vietnam. Besides the participation of authorities in opening the market, businesses also do not miss the opportunity to exploit this billion-people market.
Source: THNM Newsletter June 9
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