Coconut farming is an integral part of agriculture in Vietnam, particularly in regions with suitable climates such as the Mekong Delta. Coconut palms thrive in tropical environments, and Vietnam's favorable conditions make it conducive to coconut cultivation.
Vietnam is one of the world's leading coconut producers and exporters. Coconut farming typically involves smallholder farmers who cultivate coconut trees on family-owned plots of land. These farmers often grow a variety of crops alongside coconuts to diversify their income.
Coconut farming in Vietnam provides livelihoods for many families, contributing significantly to the country's economy through both domestic consumption and exports. However, challenges such as fluctuating market prices, climate change, pests, and diseases can affect coconut farmers' incomes and productivity. Efforts are ongoing to support these farmers through better agricultural practices, technology adoption, and access to markets to improve their yields and livelihoods.
Therefore, True Fruits would love to come along with them and create more and more opportunities for Vietnam coconut farmers. For us, it would be the great pleasure to work and learn from Vietnam farmers.
From: True Fruits
