Bac Ninh has 7,660 hectares of VietGAP-certified orange, pomelo, jujube and guava orchards
BAC NINH - Bac Ninh City currently has around 11,650 hectares of orange, pomelo, jujube and guava orchards, accounting for 21.7% of its total fruit-growing area, with estimated output of 118,525 tonnes, according to the Department of Agriculture and Environment.
Of this, 7,660 hectares are cultivated under VietGAP standards, helping improve product quality, ensure food safety and meet market requirements.
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Red pomelo garden of Truong Van Luu in Dong Phu commune. |
Pomelos account for the largest VietGAP-certified area, at 3,660 hectares, or 70.38% of the total pomelo-growing area, with estimated output of 32,600 tonnes. Major varieties include Dien, green-skin, Dao Duong, Suu and Hoang pomelos.
Meanwhile, VietGAP-certified orange orchards cover 1,700 hectares, equivalent to 68% of the total orange-growing area, with output estimated at around 19,000 tonnes. Main varieties include long vang, V2, Duong Canh and Thai oranges.
For jujube, the area cultivated under VietGAP standards stands at 1,500 hectares, with estimated output of 18,000 tonnes. Guava orchards cover 800 hectares, producing approximately 6,750 tonnes.
The Department of Agriculture and Environment is stepping up guidance and supervision to ensure orchard owners strictly comply with production procedures, maintain product quality and food safety, and control pesticide residues.
The department is also coordinating with commune and ward People's Committees to review areas planted with oranges, pomelos, apples and guavas, while guiding eligible organisations and individuals through the requirements for obtaining growing-area identification codes.
These efforts aim to gradually standardise fruit-growing areas, support domestic market distribution and prepare products for potential export markets.
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