Son La province does not require traceability labels for Tet peach blossoms.
On January 22nd, Son La province received 100,000 traceability barcode labels from the National Barcode Center. However, Son La province does not require the affixing of these traceability labels in order to sell peach blossoms for Tet (Lunar New Year).
After being activated and having the sticker applied.peach treeBuyers can scan the QR code to access information about the peach tree product, including the address, grower, planting year, harvest time, and the transporter's information if needed.
Mr. Ha Manh Hung, Deputy Director of the Son La Department of Science and Technology, said: "On this occasion, we estimate that we will distribute about 10,000 leaflets."traceability labelsfor registered households; all stamps issued during this period will be distributed free of charge.
"Traceability enhances the value of goods and is a key link in building value chains in goods production, including agricultural products, especially in the context of international integration and overcoming non-tariff barriers (TBTs) imposed by importing countries," said Mr. Ha Manh Hung.
According to Mr. Ha Manh Hung, the application of barcode labels for tracing the origin of cultivated peaches is part of the plan to implement Decision 100/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister on approving the Project for deploying, applying and managing the traceability system for goods.
Son La province has chosen peach trees for traceability during this Lunar New Year, aiming to summarize, evaluate, and draw lessons for implementation on other products, especially key OCOP products of Son La province; this is not an administrative procedure and does not require the affixing of traceability labels for the sale of cultivated peach trees.
"Traceability labels are only for identifying the origin and verifying where a product was produced, harvested, or grown; they are not intended to distinguish a product from another."wild peach"And they're digging up the house," said Mr. Ha Manh Hung.
Currently, the Department of Measurement and Quality Control, under the Department of Science and Technology of Son La province, is urgently entering data on registered peach growers into the National Traceability System and activating barcodes so that they can be distributed to peach growers as soon as possible.
