Dak Lak durian industry eyes 'green lane' exports for sustainable growth


Dak Lak durians labelled and ready for export. — VNA/VNS

DAK LAK: In just a few weeks, Dak Lak Province will enter the peak harvest season for durian, with local farmers and exporters ramping up efforts to meet increasingly stringent international requirements.

As global markets tighten their quality control measures, the province is making a concerted push to enhance product quality and develop safe, traceable supply chains — a strategy widely referred to as “green lane” exports.

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