Vietnam Can Now Export Pomelos and Lemons to China

Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and the Chinese customs agency signed an agreement on Wednesday.

Vietnam and China agreed that all areas that grow pomelos and lemons for export must be registered and approved. These areas must also control pests.

Farms must follow good farming practices and use methods to control pests, such as covering the fruit and using traps for flies.

Places that pack the fruit must be clean and organized, and the fruit must be sorted and cleaned before export.

A factory in Ben Tre packs green pomelos for export.

The agreement was the result of talks between the two countries that started in 2019.

The agreement shows that Vietnam and China are working together to export agricultural products in a transparent way.

China is a big market for Vietnam's fruit exports. Pomelos and lemons are expected to do well in this market.

The ministry will help farmers and businesses follow the new rules and make sure they meet China's requirements.

Pomelos and lemons are important products for Vietnam, and the country has a lot of land used for growing pomelos.

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