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Agribusiness
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2 ha of guava lifts sales from 1.6 billion to 2.4 billion dong, and it was unit price that drove it
Nguyen Thi Bich of Ea Sup commune in Dak Lak province becomes one of 42 "Farmer Scientists." Her 2 ha of guava went from 20,000 to 30,000 dong/kg, and sales from 1.6 billion to 2.4 billion dong. We read into the decision that turned even the leaves into a tea product. -
Five Rice Mills Broken Ground at Once; the Rice Husks Become Power-Generation Fuel for Erex
In Can Tho City, Green CT has broken ground on a chain of five rice mills. Japan's Erex will divert about 250 tonnes of rice husks from 750 tonnes of round-the-clock milling into fuel for biomass power generation. -
Vietnamese Cashew's Largest Market Shifts from the US to China; Japan Competes for Its Place in the Buying Order
In 2025, Vietnamese cashews came to US$5.229 billion on a customs-clearance basis, with China at US$1.115 billion overtaking the US at US$975 million for the top spot. The trade fair heads to Buenos Aires. We have organized the bargaining chips Japan's procurement can hold. -
In an Era When Kyokuyo Makes Sushi Toppings in Thailand, Vietnam's Factories Are Chosen for Their Processes
We have organized the shift to deep shrimp processing by four major Japanese companies, reported by VASEP on October 2, 2026, limited to what could be verified on each company's official site. It covers the length sorting and X-ray inspection that factories need in order to turn back-split shrimp into sushi toppings, and the room for growth that remains on the Vietnamese side. -
Vietnamese Pangasius's Price-Hike Request Came Because the Raw Fish Exceeded the Export Price
Raw fish at 36,000 dong against an export-equivalent of 33,000 dong. From this inverted-margin structure and the buyer order of China at 27% and Japan at 2.4%, we have organized how Japan should structure its white-fish sourcing. -
The ENT That Had Held Back 300 Aeon Stores Is Lifted in October; How Will Shelf Space Grow?
Under Decree 342, the ENT for CPTPP companies is exempted on October 18. We read what it means for 300 Aeon stores and FamilyMart's 300 Hanoi stores to start moving, from the standpoint of Japanese food makers' distribution flow and procedures. -
Brazil's Processing Industry Proposes an Annual Import Quota of 16,200 Tonnes on Vietnamese Tilapia
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) reported on September 24, 2026, that Brazil's seafood-processing body Abipesca had put a proposal to its own government to set an annual cap of roughly 16,200 tonnes on imported tilapia fillets. The original source is Brazil's CNN Brasil, and the quota is designed not to distinguish by country of origin... -
One Roll of Rice Straw Becomes 50 Boxes of Firelighter; Where Should Japan's Raw-Material Sourcing Look?
A workshop that turns rice straw—once burned in the fields after harvest—into solid firelighter and ships it to the US and Canada via Amazon is in Thanh Hoa Province in north-central Vietnam. A video report distributed on September 25, 2026, by Nông nghiệp và Môi trường, the organ paper of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, reported this... -
Vietnam's PVFCCo's 150,000 Tonnes of Organic Fertilizer Is Projected for 2029; For Now, Imports and Outsourcing
Vietnam's major fertilizer company PVFCCo (brand name Phu My) presented its annual plan for its own organic fertilizer at a seminar in Ho Chi Minh City on September 24, 2026. The only actual track record is sales of about 3,000 tonnes in 2025; the 30,000 tonnes for 2026 is a target, and the 60,000, 120,000, and 150,000 tonnes from 2027 onward are sup... -
Shipments to the Middle East Stretched from 3 Weeks to 4; a Vietnamese Fruit Factory Named India as a Candidate
The Vietnamese fruit-processing company Agriviet Factory (corporate name Công ty TNHH Nhà Máy Nông Sản Việt Nam) named India, the Philippines, and Singapore as candidates for new sales channels for dragon fruit. The company's Le Quang Nguon told FreshPlaza, and the article...
