More Vietnamese dragon fruits shipped to Australia
The first batch of Vietnamese dragon fruit was sold at Perth Market City in Western Australia by the Empro Company, a Western Australian Fruit & Vegetables wholesaler, on October 24.
Vietnam's dragon fruits prepared for export. (Photo: VNA)
Sydney (VNA) - The first batch of Vietnamese dragon fruit was sold at Perth MarketCity in Western Australia by the Empro Company, a Western AustralianFruit & Vegetables wholesaler, on October 24.
Empro Director,Phan Son, who is an overseas Vietnamese in Perth, said Vietnamese dragon fruitswere sold quickly in Asian super markets and IGA grocery stores in Perth city.
The company hassigned an agreement to bring more Vietnamese dragon fruits to the Coles supermarket network in Australia, he said.
It plans to havemore Vietnamese dragon fruits shipped via seaways to Australia to ensurecompetitive prices while introducing sweeter red-pulp dragon fruits to themarket.
He expressedhis hope that seasonal ietnamese fruits and vegetables will soon be present atAustralian super markets.
This is thethird batch of dragon fruits Vietnam has shipped to Australia, following thebatches to Sydney and Melbourne in September.-VNA
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Vietnam's dragon fruits prepared for export. (Photo: VNA)
