Four more Vietnamese agricultural products are officially exported to China

The protocols were signed within the framework of the official visit of General Secretary and President of China Xi Jinping to Vietnam from April 14 to 15.

The recently signed protocols include:

- Protocol on phytosanitary requirements for chili peppers exported from Vietnam to China;

- Protocol on phytosanitary requirements for passion fruit exported from Vietnam to China;

- Protocol on safety requirements and animal and plant quarantine for rice bran and rice bran extracts used as animal feed ingredients exported from Vietnam to China;

- Protocol on quarantine, inspection and veterinary hygiene requirements for raw bird's nest and clean bird's nest products exported from Vietnam to China.

Raw bird's nests from Vietnam are officially exported to China. (Photo: Tam Tam).

In recent years, China has always been Vietnam's largest agricultural export market. In 2024, Chinese consumers spent 4.6 billion USD to buy Vietnamese fruits and vegetables, mainly durian, dragon fruit, bananas, jackfruit, etc.

In the first three months of 2025, fruit and vegetable exports to the Chinese market reached 521.2 million USD, accounting for 47.8% of the export turnover of the entire Vietnamese fruit and vegetable industry.

Currently, 14 types of Vietnamese agricultural products are being officially exported to the Chinese market. Of these, there are 6 products for which the two sides have signed an export protocol and 6 traditional products that have not been standardized by an export protocol.

Passion fruit and chili peppers are being exported on a pilot basis.

To date, the two sides have signed 24 memorandums of understanding and protocols on the export and import of agricultural, forestry and fishery products. In 2024 alone, four protocols will be signed, including protocols on frozen durian export, crocodile export, monkey export and fresh coconut export.

According to Vietnamnet.vn

Source: https://thoidai.com.vn/them-4-mat-hang-nong-san-viet-nam-duoc-xuat-chinh-ngach-sang-trung-quoc-212627.html