Orange grown in Cao Phong district is a famous specialty of Hoa Binh province. It is said to have a wonderful smell and a sweet tender taste combined with its beautiful colour.

Orange grown in Cao Phong district is a famous specialty of Hoa Binh province.

Speaking at the event, Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh said that the orange shipment to the UK marks the province’s over-40-year efforts to bring Cao Phong orange to the world market.

Director of the province’s agriculture department Nguyen Huy Nhuan said that the province will continue to support orange-growing cooperatives and cooperative groups in improving their capacity in production, processing, packaging, storing, and selling.

Enterprises are also supported in purchasing and processing Cao Phong orange as well as adding value to the product, he said.

Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong, Director of RYB Joint Stock Company, said that none of the nearly 900 plant protection substances that are required to be analysed according to European standards was found in all testing samples.

Sample packages to the UK have also been cleared without any obstables related to food safety and origin, she said.

Last year, many agricultural products of Hoa Binh province like bamboo shoots, vermicelli, cassava, and nutritious porridge maintained their traditional export markets and expanded new markets. Its white sugarcane, purple sugarcane, longan, and red-flesh pomelo were first exported to high-end markets such as the US, the Republic of Korea, the UK, and the EU.

Cao Phong district now has 1,744 ha of citrus trees, including 1,358 ha of orange and tangerine with a yearly output of over 20,000 tonnes.

The district has seven products, including fresh orange and processed orange, recognised as 3-and-4-star OCOP (One Commune One Product) products.

Luc Ngan farmers sell thousands of ornamental pomelos and oranges

(BGO) - The demand for ornamental trees on Lunar New Year has recently increased, especially fruit trees of pomelo, orange, jujube…which are now being grown in Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang province) and sold at high price instead of buying from other localities as previous years.

 

Luc Ngan welcomes nearly 25,000 visitors on orange and pomelo season

(BGO) – Amid the impacts of Covid-19 pandemic, nearly 25,000 visitors have flocked to enjoy orange and pomelo orchards in Luc Ngan district, Bac Giang province since late October 2021, reported the district Division of Culture and Information.

 

Tourism linkage on orange and pomelo season

(BGO) - This year, total productivity of orange and pomelo in Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang province) hits over 60,000 tonnes. Taking advantages of favorable weather condition and good management of Covid-19 pandemic, traders in many places come to the district to buy orange and pomelo to consume near and far. Together with many specialties and famous landscapes, several tours have been linked to welcome visitors, making the fruit hub more hustle and bustle.

 

Luc Ngan pomelos, oranges sold well

(BGO) - Taking advantage of favorable weather and the Covid-19 epidemic brought under control, at this time, traders from many places come to Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang province) to buy oranges and pomelos for consumption. Many businesses, cooperatives and gardeners have developed and connected tours and routes to welcome visitors in order to make the Luc Ngan sweet fruit area more vibrant.

 

Bac Giang’s orange and pomelo season welcomes visitors

(BGO) – Bac Giang province has more than 10,750 ha of citrus fruit trees with total productivity of nearly 85,000 tonnes per year mostly in the districts of Luc Ngan, Luc Nam, Yen The and Tan Yen, including nearly 5,200 ha of orange, over 5,560 ha of pomelo. The province has held conference to promote the consumption of orange, pomelo and key farm produce to expand the market while introducing several experimental tours in Luc Ngan district to welcome visitors to citrus fruit season.

 

Source: VNA