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Door opened for Vietnamese fresh lychee exports to Japan industry

Submitted on February 20, 2020 by Mr. Huynh Dang Phuc of Jupiter Pacific Forwarding in Vietnam

Source: Nhan Dan Online

NDO -Japan has officially opened the door for Vietnamese lychee to directly enter this market in the 2020 crop, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD). The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan (MAFF) informed the MARD’s Plant Protection Department of its opening market for Vietnamese “thieu” lychee associated with regulations on plant quarantine in late December 2019.

Thus, lychee is the fourth fresh fruit of Vietnam, after dragon fruit, mango, and banana allowed to be imported into the Japanese market - one of the world’s most demanding markets in regards to quality standards and food hygiene and safety.

This is a great opportunity to stabilise the production and consumption of lychee while reducing the oversupply during peak harvesting times. In particular, this opportunity is more important in the complicated development of the Covid-19 epidemic that has cause heavy impacts on many types of Vietnamese agricultural products that are currently not being exported to China and some other markets.

However, many stricter requirements are set for our country's lychee growing areas, especially for main lychee hubs such as Hai Duong and Bac Giang, to change their production methods to properly and fully meet the most stringent standards of the Japanese market.

The Plant Protection Department has issued documents guiding localities to proactively and quickly implement requests from partners, particularly accelerating the process of granting areas codes and ensuring the traceability of farming areas.

Accordingly, the minimum registered area is 5ha per coded area and the rate of lychee trees flowering in the coded area is from 70%. In addition, the production diary of lychee gardens must be kept in a record and inspected and granted a code by the Plant Protection Department.

The lychee farming gardens must also apply control methods to deal with Bactrocera dorsalis and absolutely not use plant protection drugs on the banned list.

Furthermore, the package and fumigate of lychee fruits must comply with the regulations on plant quarantine of the MAFF.

Thus, Vietnamese localities with large lychee farming areas should have plans to connect enterprises with planting areas and managing plant quarantine before exporting while monitoring the planting areas and the implementation of other necessary conditions.

In addition, authorised agencies must make efforts to facilitate the implementation of administrative procedures regarding the export of the fruit while farmers should raise their awareness in production and exporters raise their accountability in export activities.

Farmers should strictly abide by importers’ regulations on the production process and exporters must ensure the buying of products meeting all the set requirements to ensure the long-term reputation of Vietnamese lychee as well as other agricultural products that are under negotiation to be exported to other countries.

The penetration into such a fastidious market will be a driving force for Vietnamese agricultural products to escape dependence on established markets and gain confidence to compete at a global level.


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Scandinavian Shipping & Logistics makes major investment member

Submitted on February 11, 2020 by Rocco van Horik of Scandinavian Shipping in Sweden

Scandinavian Shipping & Logistics increases their transport supply within Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East by buying the forwarding company CR Cargo International.

We operate in complex markets, which demands a high knowledge level on documentation and local bureaucracy. We have cutting-edge expertise on vehicle transports to Eastern Europe and Russia as well as to the Middle East..


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Agemar Global Lojistik, A.S. is happy to announce its latest project!


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STRONG RAIN & WIND STORMS IN WEST MED - SPAIN industry

Submitted on January 19, 2020 by Jordi Baez of Newblock in Spain

Dear associates, due to the strong rain and wind storms in West Mediterranean area, we expect delays at arrivals & departures of all vessels calling Marseille/Fos, Barcelona and Valencia ports until end of this week. Most terminals will be closed or low going.


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Submitted on January 6, 2020 by Chalee Wongjoy of Prestige Global International in Thailand

We are handled Ex Work shipment from Itajai, Port of Brazil to Laem Chabang Port and delivery to door services at Phuket Island, Thailand.


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TreLog Dubai Wish all 5SLN Partners Happy & Prosperous New year 2020 member

Submitted on December 30, 2019 by Angela Ann of 5SLN in USA

Thank you  all 5star Partners for All the Support in the year 2019. on behalf of the staff & Management,Team TreLog sincerely Wish you All Happy NewYear 2020. Year 2019 was a period of global up and down turn waves. However glad to know that most of 5SLN partners has sailed thru it smoothly. We at TreLog Dubai Wish 5 SLN partners ALL THE BESTS and grateful for the kind support and solidarity in the past many years if NOT in terms of real biz exchanges but atleast by words and messages. We are obliged to you as a founder 5SLN member for being the integral part in the growth of 5-SLN. Lucky and glad to be associated with such a wonderful Team.We are committed and assure our continuous support to all partners for years to come... Praying and wishing everyone all the wellness & prosperity,

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TreLog Dubai Wish all 5SLN Partners Happy & Prosperous New year 2020 member

Submitted on December 30, 2019 by Angela Ann of 5SLN in USA

Thank you  all 5star Partners for All the Support in the year 2019. on behalf of the staff & Management,Team TreLog sincerely Wish you All Happy NewYear 2020. Year 2019 was a period of global up and down turn waves. However glad to know that most of 5SLN partners has sailed thru it smoothly. We at TreLog Dubai Wish 5 SLN partners ALL THE BESTS and grateful for the kind support and solidarity in the past many years if NOT in terms of real biz exchanges but atleast by words and messages. We are obliged to you as a founder 5SLN member for being the integral part in the growth of 5-SLN. Lucky and glad to be associated with such a wonderful Team.We are committed and assure our continuous support to all partners for years to come... Praying and wishing everyone all the wellness & prosperity,

Staff & Management.TreLog Shipping & Projects.Dubai [email protected] WhatsApp # +971503009679 


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Submitted on December 17, 2019 by Steve Dew of Interglobal Forwarders in USA

Thanks For All Your Support in 2019 and before and we wish you and yours Merry Christmas

 

 

And look forward to prosperous happy New Year 2020:

 

 

 

 

 

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