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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... -
Vietnamese durian: India's opening punches a hole in its 95% dependence on China
Vietnam has set its 2026 durian export target at about US$4 billion. India opened up fresh durian in July, and diversification away from 95% dependence on China is advancing. Growing-area codes total more than 1,800 cumulatively, and electronic traceability has been running since July. We read the changes in supply capacity and price negotiations from the Japanese importer's point of view. -
Lam Dong province permits a research export of 23 potato seed varieties, 27,952 seeds, to India
The export that Lam Dong province approved in July was not harvested potatoes but "seed." According to Nong nghiep Moi truong (an agriculture-and-environment paper) dated July 25, 2026, the province's Department of Agriculture and Environment granted its subordinate "Potato, Vegetable and Flower Research Center" 23 varieties of potato seed, totaling 27,95... -
Thailand's Rice Export Strategy: Jasmine Rice and the Reality of Price Competition
A thorough explanation of Thailand's rice-export strategy. We clearly summarize the latest trends that agricultural professionals and food importers should know, from the brand power of jasmine rice to the government's rice-pledging scheme and price competition with Vietnam and India. -
A Comparison of the World's Shrimp-Farming Countries [5 Countries]
A thorough comparison of the shrimp-farming output, farming methods, and export structures of Vietnam, Ecuador, India, Thailand, and Indonesia. We explain the latest data that food importers and agricultural professionals will want to know. -
A Comparison of Agricultural Investment in Southeast Asia: A Thorough Look at 5 Countries
For those considering where to invest in agriculture in Southeast Asia. We thoroughly compare the five countries of Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Myanmar by agricultural GDP, labor costs, infrastructure, foreign-investment regulations, and relationship with Japan. We explain the latest data that agricultural professionals and food importers want to know. -
Comparing Southeast Asia's Coffee-Producing Countries [Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar]
A thorough comparison of the coffee output, varieties, and quality of Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos, and Myanmar. We clearly explain the characteristics and differences of Southeast Asia's coffee-growing regions from an agricultural and food-import perspective. -
India's Spice Exports: The Agricultural Structure of Kerala
India is the largest exporter, accounting for about 70% of the world's spice production. We explain the agricultural structure and export trends of black pepper and cardamom from Kerala and turmeric from the Deccan Plateau. We have compiled the information food importers and agricultural professionals will want to know. -
Indonesia's Coffee Growing Regions and Their Characteristics
Indonesia is the world's fourth-largest coffee producer. We explain in detail, from an agricultural and import-business perspective, the character of each growing region—Sumatra Mandheling, Java, Sulawesi Toraja—and the realities of the rare kopi luwak. -
Malaysia's Palm Oil Industry: MSPO Certification and the State of Sustainability
A thorough explanation of Malaysia's palm-oil industry. We have compiled the latest information that agricultural and food importers should know, from a production comparison with Indonesia to the MSPO certification mechanism and measures addressing deforestation and labor issues.
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