Opportunity arises for orange exports to Indonesia
Indonesia will become an important market for Vietnamese orange exporters as Indonesian oranges have fallen out of favour in the domestic market, according to the Vietnam Trade Office in Indonesia.
Vietnamese orange is famous for its fresh taste (Photo: muahangviet.com.vn)
Jakarta (VNA) – Indonesia will become an important market for Vietnameseorange exporters as Indonesian oranges have fallen out of favour in thedomestic market, according to the Vietnam Trade Office in Indonesia.
Indonesian oranges are less sweet and their skins are paler compared withforeign oranges, the office said.
In addition, imported oranges are sold at the competitive price of 28,000 rupiahs(2.09 USD) per kilogramme while consumers have to pay 24,000 rupiahs (1.79 USD)for one kilogramme of domestic oranges.
Vietnamese orange exporters were recommended to research exporting toIndonesia.
Vietnam’s total fruit and vegetables export value reached 2.4 billion USD in2016. The value is expected to increase to 3 billion USD this year.
Vietnamese fruits and vegetables have been exported to 60 countries andterritories worldwide. Indonesia is among major importers of Vietnamese fruitsand vegetables.-VNA
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Vietnamese orange is famous for its fresh taste (Photo: muahangviet.com.vn) 
