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Vietnam Agriculture
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... -
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A Vietnamese shrimp farmer's crop takes four months; their mind never leaves the pond, a seafood outlet wrote
On September 22, 2026, the Vietnamese seafood-specialist outlet Tepbac ran a column dealing solely with the psychology of shrimp farmers. The headline was "Throughout a crop, your mind never leaves the pond." It was placed not in the news pages but in an opinion column called "Goc nhin (Perspective)," signed by Phong. Neither the unit price nor the export value appears... -
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About 400 kg of white-flesh dragon fruit delivered for the first time to Vietnam Airlines' in-flight service
The Hoa Le cooperative delivered about 400 kg of white-flesh dragon fruit to Vietnam Airlines' domestic routes for the first time. The basis the cooperative uses for in-flight supply was test results meeting export standards for markets such as Japan, Australia, and South Korea. We lay this out together with a supply scale said to reach 5,000 tonnes a year. -
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A cooperative that makes lotus bloom in the off-season: unit prices double the in-season rate in Haiphong
A Haiphong cooperative ships off-season lotus, raising the unit price per stem to about twice the in-season rate. From a high-value model earning 500–700 million dong a year from lotus alone, we lay out a perspective on year-round sourcing for Japan. -
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Son La farmers explore smartphone sales channels: what will change for Japanese sourcing?
Son La farmers have begun exploring direct smartphone sales of their produce. Using verified distribution data from another region, Hanoi, as a clue, we examine what Japanese food buyers can gain from growing areas, through to the items to check in negotiations. -
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Da Lat's artichokes: a single plant bought by part, to spec
In Da Lat, Lam Dong, Vietnam, the pharmaceutical company Ladophar produces artichokes in partnership with farmers, and we interpret, from the perspective of Japanese sourcing and ingredient development, its move to sort the leaves, buds, stems, and roots into tea, extracts, and foods and buy them to pharmaceutical specifications. -
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From coffee to durian: the choice of a farmer whose income grew sevenfold
A 56-year-old farmer in Dak Lak province who switched from coffee to durian has an annual income of US$76,000. We examine the real picture of the switch driven by Chinese demand, and the implications Japanese buyers should read now. -
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A twenty-something who took over the family fish-sauce business with 240 jars: Vietnamese aging aims at Japan
A twenty-something in Thanh Hoa province came ashore and revived, through D2C, a fish sauce aged 2–4 years in 240 ceramic jars. We examine its implications for Japanese seasoning and OEM sourcing. -
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Lao Cai enacts a support ordinance for medicinal plants, subsidizing up to 5 billion dong per project from seedlings to processing
Lao Cai province in northern Vietnam put into effect Resolution No. 24 (Nghi quyet 24/2026/NQ-HDND) on August 22, 2026, injecting public funds into building up medicinal-plant growing areas. Linking seedling production, concentrated cultivation, cultivation under the forest, development of raw-material zones, and storage and processing into a single support measure, per project... -
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Vietnamese shrimp to Australia up 43.9% in July as South Korea stalls, reshuffling the top five markets
In shrimp-export data released by the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) on August 24, July's month-on-month growth diverged widely by market. While China, the cumulative leader, held 33.5% of the total, Australia grew the most in July at 43.9% year on year, while South Korea by contrast sank 14.6%. The ranking by value itself...