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EU remains promising market for Vietnamese fruit

European consumers have been increasingly interested in tropical fruits, especially healthy ones with novel taste, according to the Vietnamese Trade Office in Belgium and the EU.
EU remains promising market for Vietnamese fruit ảnh 1Processing dragon fruit for export. Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – European consumers have beenincreasingly interested in tropical fruits, especially healthy ones with novel taste, according to the Vietnamese Trade Office in Belgium and the EU.

According to the office, tropical fruits have beenhighlighted by cuisine bloggers and restaurants, prompting consumer to try them. 

While some kinds of tropical fruit have become common such as pomegranate, passionfruit, lychee, and rose apple, but rambutan and dragon fruit are still consideredspecialties, which provides opportunities for Vietnamese firms.  

The office underlined that organic certificate may be anadditional advantage, adding that high technology in processing and packagingand sea transport will help maintain the original taste of fruits.  

It advised that the perquisite condition for fruits and vegetables in the market is to meet requirements in pesticide residues and contaminants, and exporters must strictly abide by plant quarantine regulation.
Vietnamese exporters should also increase theirsupply capacity and quality of their products in particular time of the year,while seeking loyal customers in particular market sections./.

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