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| Longan is the fourth kind of fruit that Vietnam has exports to Australia (Photo: VNA) |
Anne Le, director of Green Path Australia, an affiliate of Green Path Vietnam
which shipped the Vietnamese specialty to Australia, said the batch of longan
originated from Hanoi.
She said the batch of fruit left Tan Son Nhat airport in Ho Chi Minh City on
September 4. After arriving in Melbourne on September 5, the fruit had to
undergo strict inspections which ensured that they satisfied all import
standards of Australia.
The longan is scheduled to go on sale in Melbourne on September 9.
For the Vietnamese longan to enter the Australian market, the Ministry of
Agriculture and Rural Development had to hold long negotiations with Australia
and complete many procedures.
On August 29, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Nguyen Xuan Cuong
and Australian Minister for Agriculture Bridget McKenzie officially announced
the export of Vietnamese longan to Australia.
Longan is the fourth kind of fruit that Vietnam exports to Australia, after
litchi, mango and dragon fruit.
Meanwhile, Australia is exporting 148 kinds of seeds, four types of fruits
(grape, orange, tangerine and cherry), and seven kinds of grass seeds to
Vietnam.-VNA
Source: VNA
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