First mango shipment from Laos to China signals agricultural trade era


The Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Dr Linkham Douangsavanh (centre), leading a ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 30 to mark the formal send-off of Laos’ first mango shipment to China. - VT

VIENTIANE: Ninety tonnes of fresh mangoes from Laos have been despatched to Chinese markets, which are anticipated to have a total demand for 1,500 tonnes of the fruit.

The ceremony marking the inaugural shipment, held on May 30, was a milestone for Laos’s agricultural sector. Laos celebrated the departure of its first shipment of fresh mangoes, equivalent to three truckloads, to China.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Laos , China , mango , export

Next In Aseanplus News

Indonesia bolsters food reserves ahead of 'Godzilla' El Nino risk
Popularity of ‘energy bars for the nose’ among S. Korean students sparks concern over lung damage
Facial recognition clearance for motorcyclists, pillion riders at Woodlands Checkpoint from March 31
Indonesia strengthens energy safeguards, says supply stable amid Middle East conflict
Thai fishing industry nears a standstill as Iran war pushes up fuel costs
Philippines suspends spot sales of electricity due to Middle East conflict
Myanmar's rebuild stutters year after deadly quake
Address root causes of Middle East conflict, Malaysia says at UNHCR meet
Cambodia court upholds 14-years jail for journalists over border photo
Boy, 7, is youngest professional rally car driver in China, starting race journey at age 1

Others Also Read