Nho mẫu đơn giá hơn triệu đồng một kg

Considered a "superfood", Japanese grapes imported into the Vietnamese market and sold at high prices are still popular with many customers.

Ms. Hang (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City) said that her family really likes grapes, so she buys any new, unique product to enjoy. Previously, American finger grapes were quite popular, but recently many stores have started introducing Japanese grapes.

“At the beginning of the season, this type of grape was sold for 3 million VND per kilogram, but now it has cooled down. Some places sell it for 900,000 VND, while others sell it for 1.2-1.4 million VND per kilogram. I don’t care about the price, I order any product that is of good quality and has juicy fruit,” said Ms. Hang.

Green peony grapes are plump and have a faint aroma of ripe mango.

Also often buying new products, Ms. Lanh in District 7 said that she was introduced by friends to buy and try even though the price is quite high. However, this product is limited in quantity so it is often necessary to order in advance. According to the seller, this grape variety is called Shine Muscat from Japan, also known as peony grapes. The taste of the fruit is delicious, not astringent. Each bunch weighs about 500-800 grams.

The owner of an imported fruit store on Truong Dinh Street (District 1) also said that recently she saw people carrying a lot of Japanese green grapes, so she also bought some to try selling and they were quite popular.

“If American and Chilean grapes cost only 200,000-400,000 VND per kilogram, Japanese grapes are three times more expensive, from 850,000 to 900,000 VND per kilogram because the entire product is sold. This is also the cheapest price currently,” said the staff here.

Also specializing in imported goods, the manager at a fruit store on Le Thi Rieng Street (District 1) said that every two days he imports about 20-30kg of grapes, but they always sell out early because there are quite a lot of customers.

“At the beginning of the season, the price of a bunch of grapes weighing about 500 grams was up to 1.5 million VND, but now at the end of the season it has dropped by half,” said an employee of this store, adding that a large bunch of peony grapes (800 grams - 1 kg) costs 1.45 million VND per kg, while a small bunch costs 680,000 VND per bunch.

Grapes in Japanese gardens are carefully tended using monitoring technology.

Not only in Ho Chi Minh City, in Hanoi, many individuals selling on social networks also carry Japanese grapes back to sell at a price of 1.2-1.3 million VND per kilogram.Usually these individuals finalize the order quantity after a week and then proceed to import the goods.

“This is a ‘superfood’. I only tried selling it in early October, but every batch sold out. Many places sell it at sky-high prices, but I only sell it for 900,000 VND per kilogram for the small bunches, and 1.2 million VND per kilogram for the large bunches,” Ms. Anh in Hanoi pledged and said.Peony grapes are a high-class variety, with large, crunchy, sweet fruit and a strong aroma. If you taste closely, it has a faint scent similar to that of ripe mango.

Hiện nay, Nhật là một trong những quốc gia có nhiều loại nho giá cao. Cụ thể, hồi đầu tháng 7, tại siêu thị Kurashi Kaientai ở quận Hyogo, vùng Kansai (Nhật Bản), chùm nho Ruby Roman 30 trái được trưng bày tại đây được định mua với mức giá khoảng 366 USD, tức hơn 8 triệu đồng. Tại Nhật, nho Ruby Roman là sản phẩm quý. Những quả nho đầu tiên được xem là đem lại uy tín và may mắn nên thường được đưa đến buổi đấu giá và bán với giá cao ngất ngưởng.

Còn nho Shine Muscat (nho mẫu đơn) cũng khá nổi tiếng, mùa của chúng kéo dài từ tháng 6 đến tháng 11. Trên các chợ trực tuyến của Nhật, thời điểm giảm giá sản phẩm được bán ra với mức 600.00-900.000 đồng một kg, còn lúc cao điểm hơn 3 triệu đồng một kg.

According to VNE