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Vietnam agricultural trade and production trends

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Vietnam is experiencing developments in both its international agricultural trade and domestic farming models. On the export front, Vietnamese agricultural products show growth potential in Algeria, though exports remain concentrated in specific commodities like coffee, cashew nuts, pepper, rice, and aquatic products. Experts suggest that to increase market share, exporters must better navigate Algerian import regulations and establish direct local partnerships. Domestically, farmers are increasingly transitioning from traditional crops to high-value, specialized agricultural models. In central provinces like Ha Tinh and Nghe An, the adoption of greenhouse melon cultivation and essential oil crops—including Java lemongrass, basil, and mint—has crops has led to significant economic gains through high-tech and organic methods. gains. In Dien Bien province, Bien, authorities are implementing a transition from low-efficiency crops like corn and cassava to toward large-scale macadamia and coffee production, aiming for 70,000 hectares of concentrated production by 2030. Technological integration and production. This shift toward high-value models is expanding into deep processing are central to this modernization. In Ninh Binh, companies like Minh Duong Co., Ltd. utilize freeze-drying and vacuum-drying for corn, sweet potatoes, agricultural restructuring in provinces such as Quang Ngai and bananas, securing 5-star OCOP certification for export to South Korea, Canada, France, Bac Ninh. In Quang Ngai, businesses are investing in drying lines, cold storage, and China. Entrepreneurship is also driving value through specialized products; for traceability systems. For instance, Rich Farm High-Tech TBT Agriculture Trading Service Co., Ltd. developed a 3-star OCOP herbal tea, utilizes cold storage to improve organic rice quality, while companies in Dong Thap, Ly Son are moving from raw garlic to processed goods like black garlic to increase brand value. In Bac Ninh, the ‘Hai Cu Lao’ farm focus has transitioned shifted from fresh longan sales mere “agricultural production” to producing dried longan an “agricultural economy.” This strategy utilizes science, technology, and longan digital transformation to build multi-value agriculture linked to processing, logistics, and export markets. Technological integration remains central to this modernization, with lotus seeds companies utilizing freeze-drying and vacuum-drying to secure international certifications and mitigate price fluctuations. The widespread integration of international standards, such as VietGAP, GlobalGAP, and ISO 22000, remains a primary driver for these advancements.

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