Export Hai Duong "Thieu Lychee" to Japan

On June 23, 2020, we "Ameii Vietnam Joint Stock Company" came to directly lychee garden of families Nguyen Thi Lua, Nguyen Thi Len, Pham Thi Thanh and Nguyen Thi Duyen in Lai Xa 2 village, Thanh Thủy commune for purchasing lychee for export. Lychee from these families, we have been in control with the Plant Protection Department from the beginning in terms of quality and pesticide residue. Therefore, lychee meet export standards.

Leaders of Plant Protection Department and Department of Agriculture and Rural Development give flowers to congratulate leaders of "AMEII Vietnam Joint Stock Company"

In the morning of June 23, in Thanh Thuy commune, we together with Plant Protection Department (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) in collaboration with Department of Agriculture and Rural Development,Thanh Ha District People's Committee collected more than 2 tons of lychee for exported to Japan. This is the first time Hai Duong's fresh lychee has been exported to Japan.

Litchi is collected in the gardens of families Nguyen Thi Lua, Nguyen Thi Len, Pham Thi Thanh and Nguyen Thi Duyen in Lai Xa 2 village, Thanh Thuy commune. These gardens have been sampled 3 times to check for pesticide residues before harvesting and to ensure quality according to VietGAP and GlobleGAP standards. After collection, the lychee will be sampled for inspection again before export.

Farmers collect lychee to export to Japan

After collecting, lychee will be processed in our factory in Thanh Xa commune, then transported to Bac Giang for steaming, disinfection and exported on June 24, 2020 to Japan by air. It is expected that after 7pm on June 24, 2020, Lychee will be available in Japan to serve Japanese customers.

Workers of Ameii Vietnam Joint Stock Company are processing lychee for to take away steaming and sterilization

The first batch of lychee exports to Japan will open a new export direction for Hai Duong lychee in particular and Vietnam in general, as this is considered as one of the fastidious markets.