Nghe An: Exporting over 2,700 tons of peanuts
(Baonghean.vn) -Since the beginning of the season, Nghe An has exported over 2,700 tons of peanuts. Currently, many businesses are continuing to purchase the remaining peanuts from the people, about 6,000 tons.
In general, this year's peanut harvest was later, but right from the beginning of the harvest season, northern border traders came to Nghe An to survey and purchase, making the peanut market more vibrant than previous years, and accordingly, peanut prices were also higher.
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Currently, Vietnam-China border traders continue to buy Nghe An peanuts in large quantities, an average of 7-8 trucks per day, equivalent to 200-230 tons with stable purchasing prices. Specifically, peanuts are priced from 36.5 - 37,500 VND/kg, but currently the price of peanuts has tended to decrease due to the decrease in the exchange rate of the Chinese Yuan, but in general, the price of peanuts is still higher than the same period in 2015. Nghe An peanuts have also been purchased by businesses in the South, but the quantity is not large.
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Goods are packed and prepared for export to China. |
Mr. Vo Minh Tuan - Deputy Head of Import-Export Management Department, Department of Industry and Trade said that since the beginning of the season, northern traders and Chinese traders have come to Nghe An to purchase. In that situation, the leaders of the Department of Industry and Trade have assigned the Market Management Department to coordinate with local authorities to proactively organize monitoring, inspection and supervision of agricultural product purchases in the area, detect and strictly handle organizations and individuals who buy and sell goods in violation of the law. On the other hand, they guide and create conditions for traders to purchase quickly and conveniently and avoid losses to the state budget.
According to the statistics of the General Statistics Office, the spring peanut growing area reached 14,735.7 hectares (a decrease of 371.3 hectares compared to 2015). The expected yield is 24.34 quintals/hectare, the estimated output is 35,868 tons of fresh peanuts. After removing seeds and consuming about 30% in the province, the amount of peanuts is about 10,000 tons for domestic consumption and export. |
Thu Huyen
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