According to the Department of Industry and Trade, from June 29 to July 2, a total of 530 trucks carrying lychees cleared customs at major crossings. Specifically, Kim Thanh International Border Gate handled 332 trucks, Tan Thanh Gate 126 trucks and Chi Ma Gate 72 trucks.

The farmer in Phuong Son ward harvests lychee.

Customs clearance was expedited thanks to close coordination among functional forces and local authorities. Lychee trucks were given priority lanes to ensure the fruit remained fresh upon reaching consumers.

To support effective consumption, Bac Ninh has set up a task force to direct lychee sales in 2025, mobilising the entire political system to participate. Domestic and foreign businesses and traders have been facilitated to survey, purchase, transport and export lychees.

The province has also organised various trade promotion activities to advertise its products and connect supply with demand.

Lychees have been transported to Pingxiang fruit market in China.

Notable events include the “Luc Ngan Lychee Week – Pride of Vietnamese Agricultural Produce” programme, alongside initiatives to promote lychee consumption within enterprises based in local industrial parks.

With decisive and synchronised leadership from provincial authorities, coupled with farmers’ efforts, this year’s lychee season has once again affirmed the fruit’s position in both domestic and international markets, ensuring stable sales and high economic value.

Bac Giang ramps up innovative campaigns to boost lychee sales at home and abroad

BAC GIANG – Facing a significant increase in lychee output this season, Bac Giang Province has launched a series of creative promotional and distribution initiatives, helping the fruit gain recognition among a broader base of domestic and international consumers.

Luc Ngan boosts lychee processing to enhance product value and reduce harvest pressure

BAC GIANG – As efforts intensify to distribute fresh lychee to both domestic and international markets, Luc Ngan District in Bac Giang Province is placing a stronger focus this year on processing lychee-based products to increase value, improve grower incomes, and alleviate peak-season pressures.

Lychee season draws tourists to Bac Giang

Each summer, Bac Giang welcomes not just the fruit harvest, but also a wave of visitors eager to explore its landscape and culture. Once a purely agricultural product, lychees are increasingly becoming a signature feature of sustainable tourism in the region.

 

Bac Giang lychees promoted by various channels

BAC GIANG – The Chairman of the Bac Giang People’s Committee has issued a directive to support the programme “Luc Ngan Lychee Week – Proud Vietnamese Agricultural Products,” aiming to boost lychee consumption through digital and on-site marketing.

Bac Giang lychees attract customers at supermarkets and tourist hotspots

BAC GIANG – For the first time, the Bac Giang provincial Department of Industry and Trade has teamed up with MM Mega Market Vietnam Co., Ltd. and Mova Plus JSC to launch a promotional campaign for Bac Giang lychees at major tourist destinations in 2025. Held from June 21 to 23, the event drew large crowds of visitors who came to taste and purchase the fruit in Da Nang, Quy Nhon (Binh Dinh) and Ho Chi Minh City.

Bac Giang attracts tourists during lychee harvest season

BAC GIANG – The lychee harvest season in Bac Giang runs from late May to the end of July. This year, thanks to efforts to innovate in tourism promotion and communication, a large number of domestic and international visitors are flocking to Luc Ngan district and Chu township to experience the ripe lychee season.