A delegation of Chinese businesses surveyed several agricultural raw material areas in Gia Lai.

This activity is part of the Gia Lai Province Export Promotion Conference to the Chinese Market in 2025, which will be held on August 18th in Pleiku Ward.

The delegation visited and surveyed the banana plantation and processing area of Gia Lai Livestock Joint Stock Company, part of Hoang Anh Gia Lai Group, in Lo Pang commune. **Photo: Vu Thao**

Accordingly, the delegation surveyed the banana plantation and processing area of Gia Lai Livestock Joint Stock Company, a subsidiary of Hoang Anh Gia Lai Group, in Lo Pang commune; the durian plantation of Thagrico Cao Nguyen Fruit Tree Company Limited, a subsidiary of Truong Hai Agriculture Joint Stock Company ( Thaco Agri), in Ia Tor commune; and the coffee farm of Tam Ba Production and Service Company Limited (Bien Ho commune). These are all key agricultural products of the province that are in high demand in the Chinese market.

A delegation of Chinese businesses learns about the coffee processing process at Tam Ba Production and Service Co., Ltd. (Bien Ho commune). **Photo: Vu Thao**

This field survey helped the Chinese business delegation gain a clearer picture of the key agricultural product sector in Gia Lai. The fact that the delegation directly visited businesses in Gia Lai shows that China is not only interested in the final product, but also pays special attention to the cultivation process, quality management, and traceability.

During the exchange, Chinese businesses highly appreciated the potential for developing raw material areas in Gia Lai thanks to its favorable climate and large area; they also acknowledged the efforts of Gia Lai businesses in organizing production to meet export standards.

Businesses in Gia Lai expressed their hope that the survey trip would open up opportunities for deeper cooperation, helping Gia Lai agricultural products gain stable and sustainable access to the Chinese market.

The durian plantation of Thagrico Cao Nguyen Fruit Company Limited in Ia Tôr commune covers an area of 500 hectares. **Photo: Vu Thao**

Clearly, this survey trip is an important preliminary step in the formation of agricultural production-consumption linkages between Gia Lai and Chinese businesses.

In addition, this activity also contributes to enhancing Gia Lai's reputation in the eyes of international partners, while encouraging localities and businesses to make greater efforts in standardizing production processes, building brands, and meeting stringent quality requirements.

This is also a key factor that helps Gia Lai's agricultural products not only enter the Chinese market smoothly, but also expand to other markets in the future.

Source: https://baogialai.com.vn/doan-doanh-nghiep-trung-quoc-khao-sat-mot-so-vung-nguyen-lieu-nong-san-cua-gia-lai-post563961.html