Vietnam Minister Outlines Solutions For Fruit, Vegetable Exports

Vietnam's Minister of Industry and Environment, Võ Văn Hùng, stated that fruit and vegetable exports continue strong growth but face risks of slow passage. Minister of Industry and Environment Võ Văn Hùng requested local mayors to guide departments to ensure goods are not refused inspection and to avoid slow exports. The directive also aims to strengthen the central and local management center inspection system. Industrial and Environment Minister Võ Văn Hùng instructed mayors to ensure departments do not refuse to inspect goods, aiming to prevent slow exports. The Minister of Industry and Environment, Võ Văn Hùng, instructed mayors to prevent slow exports of fruits and vegetables, which are facing delays due to inspection pressure, 'Kadimi' control, and non-compliance with standards. Vietnam's Minister of Agriculture and Environment, Võ Văn Hùng, addressed difficulties in fruit and agricultural product exports, citing inspection backlogs and control pressure. Solutions include maximizing profit for businesses in quality inspection and, long-term, improving raw material quality. Localities are urged to quickly establish specialized cultivation areas, increase their numbers, build packaging facilities, and implement numbering systems for traceability from production to export.