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Vietnam, New Zealand to expand fruit trade this year
Vietnamese limes and pomelos could be exported to New Zealand soon, following a commitment
made Wednesday during the first agricultural dialogue between the two countries.
The virtual dialogue was co-chaired by Ray Smith, Chief Executive of the New Zealand Ministry for
Primary Industries, and Dr Le Quoc Doanh, Vice Minister of Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and
Rural Development (MARD).
A New Zealand embassy press release said the two leaders had confirmed their shared
commitment to finalizing new fruit access for each other this year, so consumers can enjoy New
Zealand strawberries and squash in Vietnam and Vietnam¡¯s limes and pomelos in New Zealand.
The two sides signed an Agriculture Cooperation Arrangement (ACA) after the dialogue.
The ACA will enable both sides to advance their key agricultural interests in enhancing bilateral
trade, reducing agricultural greenhouse gas emissions, promoting food safety, utilizing agriculture
research and technology, and fostering rural development, the release said.
The New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries is already supporting agriculture cooperation with
MARD through activities in plant health, veterinary epidemiology and electronic certification.
These activities complement New Zealand¡¯s ongoing development program in the country, which
has a number of agriculture projects including one on premium fruit development in the southern
province of Tien Giang, another on rural dam safety project in central Vietnam, and yet another on
safe vegetables in central Binh Dinh Province.
Smith and Doanh affirmed that the strategic partnership between the two countries has created a
solid foundation for increasing bilateral agricultural cooperation and connections.
Vietnam is New Zealand's 14th largest trading partner, with two-way trade valued at over $1.4
billion as of September 2020.
Vietnam has received licenses to export fresh mango, dragon fruit and rambutan to New Zealand
so far. It imports apple, kiwi fruit, kiwi berry, blue berry, cherry and persimmons.
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