The first batch of 3.5 tonnes of mangoes from the northern mountainous province of Son La underwent irradiation treatment on June 28 before being shipped to Australia.
Hanoi (VNA) – The first batch of 3.5 tonnes of mangoes from thenorthern mountainous province of Son La underwent irradiation treatment on June28 before being shipped to Australia.
The mangoes, weighing 450-650 grammes each, were purchased by Agricare VietnamCo., Ltd. at the price of 22,000 VND (0.9 USD) per kilogramme.
The fruits are sold at 16,000 VND (0.7 USD) per kilogramme on the free market.
The Post-Import Plant Quarantine Centre under the Plant Protection Department workedwith the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development toproviding training for local farmers and help them set up dossiers on grantingcodes for two mango cultivating areas in Van Lung village, Chieng Hac commune(Yen Chau district) and Noong Xom village, Hat Lot commune (Mai Son district).
The move is part of efforts to make local mangoes qualified for shipment to theAustralian market.
Son La is home to more than 4,000 hectares of mangoes, hundreds of which aregrown in line with Vietnam Good Agricultural Practice (VietGAP).-VNA
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A farmer harvests mangoes (Photo: VNA) 
