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Imports flood fruit market, domestic fruit now dirt-cheap - Vimarsana News

Imports flood fruit market, domestic fruit now dirt-cheap

Fruit exports have sharply decreased in number, while imports have soared. Farmers are now finding it difficult to sell products.

The AgroScience Market Profits From The Growing Adoption Of Sustainable Agriculture - Vimarsana News

The AgroScience Market Profits From The Growing Adoption Of Sustainable Agriculture

The Business Research Company’s AgroScience Global Market Report 2022 – Market Size, Trends, And Global Forecast 2022-2026

ADB identifies 5 sectors to help ASEAN+3 in post-pandemic growth - Vimarsana News

ADB identifies 5 sectors to help ASEAN+3 in post-pandemic growth

ASEAN+3. Joint webinar of Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)+3 Macroeconomic Research (AMRO) on Friday (May 13, 2022). The ADB identifies tourism, agro-processing, garments, electronics, and digital trade as new growth drivers for the 10 ASEAN members and China, Japan, and South Korea. (Screenshot from ZOOM meeting) MANILA - The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has identified five key sectors that will propel post-coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) economic growth for Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)+3 countries, including the Philippines...

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South KoreaToshinori DoiJames VillafuerteSoutheast Asia DepartmentMacroeconomic ResearchAssociation Of Southeast Asian NationsAsian Development BankSoutheast Asian NationsAsia DepartmentAsean 3 Joint Webinar Of Asian Development Bank Adb And Association Southeast Nations Macroeconomic Research Amro On Friday May 13022 The Adb Identifies TourismAgro ProcessingNd Digital Trade As New Growth Drivers For The 10 Asean Members And ChinaNd South Korea Screenshot From Zoom Meeting Manila The Asian Development Bank Adb Has Identified Five Key Sectors That Will Propel Post Coronavirus Disease 2019 Covid 19 Economic Growth For Association Of Southeast Nations Asean 3 CountriesNcluding The Philippines Ina Joint Webinar Of Adb And Asean 3 Macroeconomic Research Amro On FridayDb Southeast Asia Department Senior Economist James Villafuerte Said The Sectors Of TourismNd Digital Trade Will Be The New Drivers For Growth 10 Asean Member StatesNd South Korea Villafuerte Said Asean 3 Countries Have To Address Challenges In These Sectors Which Are Already Present Before The Covid 19 PandemicHile Also Introducing Policies To Adopt The Challenges Brought By Global Health And Economic Crisis In TourismE Cited That Major Challenges Of The Sector Pre Covid 19 Are Structural ImbalancesInfrastructure GapsArge Share Of Informal EmploymentNd Low Average Spend Per Tourist The Adb Recommends That Governments In Region Should Pursue Policies Will Restore And Build New Channels Of DemandUild Capacities To Support Future DemandNd Increas The Resilience Of Tourism Sector Governments In Asean 3 Countries Need To Address Existing Challenges Agro Processing Industry Such As Inconsistent Supply Raw Materials
Vietnam ranks third globally for cassava exports - Vimarsana News

Vietnam ranks third globally for cassava exports

Photo for illustration (Source: binhphuoc.gov.vn) According to details given by the General Department of Vietnam Customs, the country exported roughly 2.9 million tonnes of cassavas worth approximately US$1.2 billion last year, representing a year-on-year rise of 2.4% in volume and 16.5% in value. Despite enduring a decline in terms of export turnover during the initial two months of the year, the export of cassava and cassava products in March was able to bounce back. In line with this, March alone saw the nation ship approximately 450,000 tonnes of cassavas worth US$202 million, an increas...

Vietnam ranks third globally for exporting cassava - Vimarsana News

Vietnam ranks third globally for exporting cassava

Vietnam makes up the world's third largest exporter of cassava and cassava-based products in terms of output, behind Thailand and Cambodia, and second only to Thailand in export turnover.