Vietnamese passion fruit gets great opportunities to Australia

Vietnam has received approval to export passion fruit to Australia, becoming the fifth tropical fruit to be licensed to the Australian market. The country is currently exporting its fruits to over 60 countries and has focused on improving the quality and traceability of passion fruit. The Plant Protection Department will coordinate with specialized agencies to ensure compliance with plant quarantine and food safety requirements for the export of passion fruit to Australia. The trade relationship between agricultural products, including fruits, between Vietnam and Australia has seen significant development, with agricultural trade cooperation nearly doubling in the past two years.

Vietnamese passion fruit having been exported to twenty countries, in many forms such as fresh fruit, frozen fruit, juice, recently Vietnamese passion fruit continues to be licensed to export to the Australian market. Thus, after mango, longan, lychee, dragon fruit, passion fruit is the 5th product of Vietnam licensed to export to the Australian market. Complying with biosecurity requirements Assessing the potential of passion fruit, Mr. Huynh Tan Dat, Director of the Plant Protection Department (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) said that Vietnam has potential and advantages in tropical fruits. Currently, Vietnamese fruits are exported to more than 60 countries and territories. Passion fruit alone is exported to twenty countries, in many forms such as fresh fruit, frozen fruit, juice. The soil has helped passion fruit grown in Vietnam have world-class quality and when exported to strict culinary markets such as Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, etc., they are all ...