Bac Giang's Luc Ngan district plans to launch an e-commerce floor for Vietnamese lychee. (Photo: dantri.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - An e-commerce trading floor for Vietnamese lychee products willbe launched this month.
Thee-commerce floor is being implemented by the northern province of Bac Giang's LucNgan district.
Itaims to diversify the channels of marketing and trade of lychee products, asthe COVID-19 pandemic makes it difficult for foreign traders to come directlyin Luc Ngan to buy the fruit.
Inorder for the floor to operate smoothly, businesses have beengiven solutions such as cold storage for canned agricultural products,transportation, and potential markets including China, the European Union (EU)and Japan.
Theyare also equipped with general knowledge about the trading floor and managementskills, as well as how to increase sales, profits, and customer confidence inthe Luc Ngan lychee brand.
Thetotal output of lychee in Bac Giang province was estimated at 16,725 tonneswith the average selling price of 25,000 VND per kilogramme by the afternoon ofJune 1./.
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Bac Giang's Luc Ngan district plans to launch an e-commerce floor for Vietnamese lychee. (Photo: dantri.vn) 
