The Lam Dong-based Viet Green Maca company reported that it shipped about 10 tonnes of macadamia nuts to the Republic of Korea (RoK) and Singapore in March.
Lam Dong (VNA) – The Lam Dong-based Viet Green Macacompany reported that it shipped about 10 tonnes of macadamia nuts to theRepublic of Korea (RoK) and Singapore in March.
According to Director of the company Do Dinh Dung, the firmhas provided to the market 25 tonnes of the nut, 40 percent of which wereexported to the RoK and Singapore, and the rest to the domestic consumers.
The processed products of the company include dried macadamiaand macadamia nuts, and macadamia candy, he said.
Fresh macadamia nuts are processed with advanced technology,with products’ quality meeting export standards, said Dung.
The official revealed that the company purchases materialmacadamia from local farmers, with about 50 tonnes of fresh macadamia collectedso far this year.
Dung said that currently, the company has coordinated with about100 local farmer households who grow about 140 hectares of macadamia. However,materials from the locality have met only 70 percent of the factory’s capacity.In the coming time, the company plans to continue expanding its partnershipwith more local farmers in order to have enough material for production,serving domestic and foreign markets, he added.-VNA
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