VOV.VN - Vietnamese fruit and vegetable exports are anticipated to bring back more than US$7 billion this year thanks to continued high demand in the global market, according to industry insiders.

Fruit and vegetable exports are forecast to continue going smooth in the time ahead thanks to abundant domestic supply and foreign markets’ growing demand.

Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Phung Duc Tien has affirmed his confidence that Vietnam’s agro-forestry-aquatic product exports can reach the revenue target of US$55-56 billion this year.

VOV.VN - Prestigious website CNN Travel of the United States recently published an article hailing the local beverage salt coffee, or cà phê muối, which has become increasingly popular on social media platforms in recent months.

Vietnamese exports have ample room to grow in the second half of this year since their large markets such as the US and the UK are expected to cut interest rates which will a boost to economic expansion and consumption, according to experts.

VOV.VN - Vietnamese red and yellow-fleshed dragon fruit has made its first presence in the Spinneys supermarket chain of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) which was inaugurated in Riyadh capital of Saudi Arabia on June 24.

VOV.VN - The northern mountainous province of Son La recently held a departure ceremony in order to mark the shipment of red-fleshed dragon fruit products to the Italian market.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports in the first half of the year are anticipated to earn US$3.4 billion, representing a rise of 28% against the same period from last year, according to the Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association.

VOV.VN - Vietnamese agricultural product exports to Russia recorded an annual increase of 48.7% over the past five months, of which coffee, seafood, cashew nuts, and fruit and vegetables were the most imported goods by this lucrative market.

VOV.VN - The turnover of exported goods going through the northern mountainous province of Lang Son's border gates is increasing sharply, with the majority being fresh fruit, according to the Lang Son provincial Customs Department.