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The Mekong province of Dong Thap held a ceremony to announce the export of the first batch of mangoes to the European market in 2022.

The Vietnamese lychees licensed to be exported to Japan is a good signal, showing that Vietnam's fruit products are able to conquer the most demanding markets.

Mangoes have become the next Vietnamese fruit to be exported to Chile, following dragon fruit.

Moc Chau district in the northwestern mountainous province of Son La is striving to export 400 – 500 tonnes of mango to China, after its specialty fruit was licenced to enter the market this year.

While getting Vietnamese mangoes approved for shipment to the US was a roaring success, local exporters are not resting on their laurels.

Vina T&T Import - Export Service Trading Co Ltd (Vina T&T) has said its mango shipments to the US amounted to 71 tonnes.

Eight tonnes of Vietnamese mangoes from Cao Lanh, Dong Thap province, were exported to the US on April 18, 2019.

The Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap has become the first locality in Vietnam to export mangoes to the US.

The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of the southern province of Vinh Long is joining hands with the Green Path Vietnam Trading and Import-Export Company to increase mango export to the US.

Vietnam has now begun officially exporting its mangoes to the US market, after the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) gave permission for the import of fresh mangoes from the Southeast Asian nation in 2017.

The Mekong Delta province of An Giang has exported 5.4 tonnes of three-coloured mangos to Australia for the first time.

Fruit and vegetables have surpassed traditional farm produce such as rice, rubber, tea, and cashew nuts to become a major foreign currency earner in the agricultural sector.

The United States Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has given permission to fresh mango fruit imports from Vietnam to the US, which will be effective from December 29.

The first batch of fresh Cat Chu mangoes from Vietnam hit shelves at an Aeon supermarket in Chiba prefecture, Japan on November 7.