Starting from May, lychees are sold in all traditional markets, supermarkets and online markets with many types such as lychee, egg lychee, tu hu lychee... The price of these lychees is only from 25-120 thousand VND/kg, depending on the type.
Since the beginning of this summer, lychees have been sold in all traditional markets, supermarkets and online markets. Compared to last year, the prices of lychees in the North have increased due to reduced production. In particular, only lychees from Hung Yen are sold at sky-high prices.
Egg fabric is sold in traditional markets, supermarkets and online markets.
Grade 1 paper-boxed lychee is retailed at 240,000 VND/kg, a 5kg box can sell for up to 1.2 million VND, up 20% over the same period last year. In Hanoi, this type is being sold by many agents at 185,000 - 190,000 VND/kg.
The egg lychee has a larger size than regular lychees, creating uniqueness and attracting consumers. The lychee skin is deep red, plump, and turns a beautiful purple when ripe. The lychee flesh is thick, golden yellow, juicy, sweet and has a characteristic aroma. Egg lychee provides a lot of vitamin C, B6, potassium, fiber and essential minerals for the body.
Egg fabric has superior dimensions compared to regular fabrics.
Locals believe that this year's lychee will "sell out" early because the output is lower than the same period last year. At the conference on May 19 in Hung Yen, many businesses and cooperatives signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate in consuming Phu Cu early-ripening hybrid lychee products, including lychee.
Locals believe that lychee will sell out early this year because output has decreased compared to the same period last year.
Lychee has been around for a long time, but in recent years, with the application of better growing technology, Hung Yen lychee trees have produced more fruit and the fruit is also larger than other types of lychee.
To promote lychee consumption, Hung Yen is coordinating with the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and related departments to support people, businesses and traders in signing contracts for harvesting, processing, circulating and consuming lychees such as early-ripening hybrid lychees and egg lychees. These efforts aim to ensure smooth production and consumption, helping farmers improve economic efficiency and income.
