On May 28, the People’s Committee of Bac Giang province organized a conference to promote the consumption of lychees and other key agricultural products, specialties, and OCOP products of Bac Giang province in 2025. The event was an important occasion to connect the production and consumption of agricultural products, especially lychees – a specialty that carries the national brand.
A representative from Central Retail Vietnam shared that the corporation has signed a cooperation agreement with Bac Giang province to boost the consumption of lychees during this season.
Accordingly, Central Retail commits to directly supporting enterprises, cooperatives, and suppliers from Bac Giang province in completing procedures and paperwork to bring lychees and other key agricultural products into Central Retail’s distribution system, including GO! and Tops Market…
Central Retail will prioritize eye-catching and easily identifiable display positions for lychees to attract consumers. At the same time, the enterprise will also promote and consume through e-commerce channels, providing convenient conditions for consumers nationwide to access fresh Bac Giang lychees.
Notably, Central Retail also commits to supporting the export of lychees to Thailand through the retail distribution system of Central Group. At the 2025 Fruit Festival held in Tien Giang, Bac Giang lychees will be honored as a key product, contributing to affirming the special position of this fruit on the map of Vietnamese agriculture.
As a leading logistics unit in Vietnam, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Viettel Post Corporation – Viettel Post Nguyen Viet Dung committed to acting as a “smart and flexible bridge”, ensuring the smooth flow of lychees and OCOP products from Bac Giang to all parts of the country and the world.
In the 2025 season, Viettel Post proactively deploys a series of synchronous solutions such as strengthening the transport network, applying tracking technology, closely coordinating with cooperatives, gardens, and local authorities. Optimizing dedicated transport routes, flexibly arranging cold containers in key areas. Building a central warehouse in the Bac Giang – Bac Ninh buffer zone and deploying a logistics park system in Lang Son to support lychee exports to China. At the same time, apply preferential freight rates for seasonal agricultural products, including lychees, and commit to the fastest delivery time.
A representative of Mova Plus Joint Stock Company (under Linsan Holdings Group) shared that in the past two years, the unit has brought nearly 5,000 tons of fresh fruit, including Bac Giang lychees, to the European market through a modern distribution system in France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and the Czech Republic. Mova Plus sets a target that by 2030, it will distribute more than 20,000 tons of fresh fruit from Vietnam annually, equivalent to a revenue of over $50 million.
To achieve this goal, Mova Plus proposes the need for government accompaniment in standardizing and improving the quality of agricultural products (GlobalGAP, Organic EU, etc.), applying biotechnology to improve productivity and stabilize the quality of agricultural products. Invest in logistics and post-harvest preservation; promote national brands and strengthen promotion programs such as “Vietnamese Week in Europe.”
At the same time, the enterprise also commits to strengthening the connection between Vietnamese enterprises in Europe and in the country, forming a sustainable and transparent supply chain. Coordinate to build the brand of Bac Giang lychees as a symbol of Vietnamese fruit in the European market.
Mr. Nguyen Viet Oanh, Chairman of Bac Giang Provincial People’s Committee, emphasized that Bac Giang commits to providing full and transparent information about the production process, disease control, traceability, ensuring that lychees and local agricultural products have the best quality, meeting all standards and quality management requirements of the markets. Always accompany and create the most favorable conditions for enterprises to come to Bac Giang to cooperate, sign consumption contracts, and invest.
The Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee believes that this year’s lychee season will bring many new successes and that the lychee growers and traders will have a bountiful harvest; the special lychees of Bac Giang are ready to conquer consumers at home and abroad.
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Unlocking the Green Channel: China to Facilitate Trade for Vietnamese Agricultural Products
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