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Crops & Agricultural Products
Information on Vietnam's main crops and agricultural products
Crops & Agricultural Products– category –
Information on Vietnam's main crops and agricultural products
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CJ acquires 65% of Minh Dat Food—a major Korean player enters Vietnam's meat processing
Capital from global investors is flowing one after another into Vietnam's food-processing sector. A symbol of this is South Korea's CJ Group acquiring management control of Minh Dat Food. CJ CheilJedang, a CJ subsidiary, acquired about 65% (64.9%) of the company for about US$13.44 million (about 2.08 billion yen), and Vietnam... -
Lychee poor harvest: Bac Giang yield at 60% of plan, early lychee hits an all-time high at 120,000 dong/kg
ベトナム北部のライチ最大産地バクザン省で、2026年の収量が計画値の約60%にとどまる見通しとなった。開花期の高温と寒気不足で花芽分化が進まず、生産量は約9万5,000トンに落ち込む。早生ライチの取引価格は最高12万ドン(約720円)/kgと史上最高値を記録し... -
De Heus x Hung Nhon: a Halal-certified high-tech poultry-processing plant in Tay Ninh province—toward US$2 billion in sales by 2036
The Netherlands' De Heus and Vietnam's Hung Nhon are building a high-tech poultry-processing plant in Tay Ninh province with an investment of 1.24 trillion VND. With Halal/FSSC 22000 certification, they are targeting the EU, Japanese, and Korean markets. -
The Philippines cuts rice imports 60%—how will Vietnamese rice exports respond to the sharp shrinking of their largest market?
The Philippines has limited monthly rice imports from 400,000 tonnes to 150,000 tonnes. With the sharp shrinking of a largest market that accounts for over 50% of Vietnamese rice exports, challenges of price decline and market diversification have surfaced. -
Intimex plans a US$150 million freeze-dried coffee plant in HCMC: a turning point for Vietnam's coffee deep processing
Intimex Group, Vietnam's largest coffee-export company, is considering building a freeze-dried instant-coffee plant in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC). The investment is US$150 million (about 22.5 billion yen). If realized, it would move Vietnam's coffee industry from a "raw-material exporter" to a "processed-goods exporter"... -
Vietnamese coffee's 2026 start: 366,000 tonnes in January–February (+14%)—Robusta steady at 87,000–88,000 dong, ICE inventories at a 16-month low
Coffee exports from Vietnam, the world's largest Robusta producer, are holding firm at the start of 2026 as well. Export volume in January–February was 366,000 tonnes (up 14% year on year), maintaining double-digit growth. The domestic Robusta green-bean price held steady in a high range of 87,000–88,000 dong/kg (about 512–518 yen/kg, at 170 VND to 1 JPY)... -
Vietnamese dragon fruit opens up the Middle East—2.7 times to Thailand, up 57% to the UAE, US$108 million in January–February
Vietnam's dragon fruit exports have entered a diversification phase, away from sole dependence on China toward the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Total export value in January–February 2026 was US$108.5 million (about 16.28 billion yen at 150 yen to 1 USD), up 14% year on year. Of this, exports to Thailand were US$9.2 million (2.7 times the previous year) and to the UAE US$3.3 million... -
Vietnamese green-skin pomelo exports to the US enter an expansion phase—three years after 2022 approval, US$17.5 million in Q1 2025, up 60% year on year
Green-skin pomelo (buoi da xanh) from the Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam was officially approved for export to the US by a USDA Federal Register notice in October 2022, becoming the seventh Vietnamese fresh fruit approved for US export, after dragon fruit, rambutan, longan, lychee, star apple, and mango... -
Frozen durian leads second-quarter exports—a fresh-coconut protocol also takes effect, with US$10 billion a year in range
According to the latest trends released by Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and related industry bodies, the protocol for frozen-durian exports to China entered its full-operation phase in the second quarter (April–June 2026), and because it overlaps with the harvest peak of Mekong Delta Ri6 durian, Vietnam's frozen-durian exports are expected to accelerate sharply... -
Bach Hoa Xanh invades the north with its first Hanoi store—adding 1,000 stores in 2026, competing with a fresh-produce "double replacement"
Bach Hoa Xanh, a grocery supermarket under Mobile World Investment Corporation (MWG), Vietnam's largest electronics retailer, opened its first store in April 2026 in Yen Tang village, Da Phuc commune on the outskirts of Hanoi (an area on Hanoi's fringe bordering Bac Ninh province). The northern capital...
