The cooperative for Tan Lac red-flesh grapefruit production,
processing and consumption introduces their VietGAP-certified products and
receives positive feedback from consumers.
In the first crop (2017-2018) when its products
were put on the market, the cooperative for Tan Lac red-flesh grapefruit
production, procession and consumption (Tu Ne commune, Tan Lac district)
impressed consumers with their grapefruits that not only have attractive look
and good quality but also are recognised with the VietGAP label, which help win
the trust of the most choosy consumers.
The cooperative currently has about 30ha of
fruit trees, mainly red-flesh grapefruit trees. About 7ha of the area was
harvested in the 2017-2018 crop. VietGAP standards were applied in all of this
farming area.
The cooperative has also equipped itself with a
grapefruit cleaning, classifying, packaging and preserving system so as to
supply products with the best look and quality and the collective mark of "Buoi
do Tan Lac” (Tan Lac red-flesh grapefruit) that satisfy VietGAP standards.
VietGAP standards were adopted in the farming of
the Tan Lac specialty in tandem with the formation of farming household groups,
registration of the trademark and bar codes, and designing of packaging and labels.
After receiving the VietGAP certification,
specialised agencies of Tan Lac district and farmers who practice VietGAP
standards will coordinate with the consultation partner to complete registering
the trademark and bar codes and printing labels. This will ensure that products
with VietGAP certificates will have all necessary information to be
recognisable in the market, which is also a factor helping to bring products to
consumers in a transparent manner. This is considered a "golden key” for local
farm produce to access major markets and capitalise on opportunities to further
develop.
Vu Quang Hung, head of the agriculture and rural
development division of Tan Lac district, said about 45ha of the nearly 1,000ha
of grapefruit trees in Tan Lac is being cultivated in line with VietGAP
standards. The district plans to continue expanding this area, with the goal of
having about 200ha following VietGAP and other food safety standards./.
Hoa Binh Province currently has over 870 hectares of tea plantations, with six districts having concentrated tea production areas that boast advantages in soil, climate, history, and distinctive tea varieties: Yen Thuy, Lac Thuy, Da Bac, Mai Chau, Tan Lac, and Luong Son.
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