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Vietnam Agriculture
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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"... -
In Quang Ngai Province, a 35-year-old revives sericulture — a 12-household group earning over 1 million yen a year, as a traditional producing region gets moving
In Buon village, Nghia Giang commune, Quang Ngai Province, 35-year-old Ton Long Quy has revived sericulture. Leading a joint group of 12 households and running 10 cycles a year, he secures a net profit of about 380,000 yen per cycle. By switching to rack rearing, he has cut labor by 50% and produces export-grade cocoons. -
In Moc Chau, Son La province, a 35-year-old man runs a Korea- and FAO-backed smart greenhouse—harvesting 18 tonnes of bell peppers for a gross profit of 20 million yen
On the Moc Chau plateau in Son La province, 35-year-old Vu Van Hieu realized greenhouse bell-pepper cultivation using a "next-generation smart farming" project backed by the FAO and the South Korean government. He harvested 18 tonnes from 1,836 square meters, securing a gross profit of about 20 million yen in three months. -
Vietnam's first "Green Lane" durian heads to China—end-to-end traceability from soil to shipment
ベトナム産ドリアン初のグリーンレーン輸出が実現。果実1個ごとにQRコード付きデジタルIDを貼付し、土壌から通関まで全工程を暗号化追跡。通関日数は従来の8〜11日から6日に短縮。 -
Why a European entrepreneur bet on Vietnam—insect-protein company Entobel builds an 11,000-tonne-a-year production system at Asia's largest plant
Asia's largest insect-protein plant, built in southern Vietnam by Singapore-based Entobel, has entered full operation. With a production capacity of 11,000 tonnes a year, it advances the move away from fishmeal in shrimp- and catfish-farming feed. -
Not durian but "passion fruit" captivates Europe—Q1 export value up 73% to US$30.5 million, topping fruit bound for the EU
Q1 2026 passion-fruit export value to the EU reached US$30.5 million, up 73% year on year. EVFTA tariff elimination and an export model centered on processed products drove the growth, surpassing cashew nuts to top fruit bound for the EU. -
From coffee husks to "cascara tea"—a by-product transformed into four times the value of green beans
Vietnam's Phuc Sinh has commercialized "cascara tea," made by drying and processing the discarded husks of coffee cherries. Exporting it to three European countries at four times the unit price of green beans, it is leading the growth of processed-coffee exports of US$1.78 billion (up 50.4% year on year). -
Bac Giang lychee harvest begins May 25—exports strengthened with 117 GlobalGAP-certified orchards
Bac Giang province in northern Vietnam began the early harvest of its 2026 lychee crop on May 25. Although poor weather cut output to about 95,000 tonnes, a certification framework of 204 ha under GlobalGAP and 16,000 ha under VietGAP strengthens high-quality exports to Japan and the EU.
