Tien Giang to export blue dragon to China, Middle East
Nearly 200 tonnes of blue dragon are
being packaged in the southern province of Tien Giang to be exported to
China and Middle East countries.
Nearly 200 tonnes of blue dragon are
being packaged in the southern province of Tien Giang to be exported to
China and Middle East countries.
As many as 190 tonnes will be exported to China, and the remaining to Middle East, Tran Huu Danh, head of a local packing unit said on July 17.
“We have recently received a lot of orders from China, Hong Kong (China), the US, Middle East countries for blue dragon, but we can not afford all of them,” he said.
Farmers in Cho Gao district in Tien Giang province are carrying out a project that aims to grow 100 hectares of blue dragon under the Global GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) standard./.
As many as 190 tonnes will be exported to China, and the remaining to Middle East, Tran Huu Danh, head of a local packing unit said on July 17.
“We have recently received a lot of orders from China, Hong Kong (China), the US, Middle East countries for blue dragon, but we can not afford all of them,” he said.
Farmers in Cho Gao district in Tien Giang province are carrying out a project that aims to grow 100 hectares of blue dragon under the Global GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) standard./.
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