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Top-Exported Vietnamese Dried Fruits and Where to Source Them

  • Фото автора: Thao Nguyen
    Thao Nguyen
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Vietnam has rapidly grown into a leading supplier of tropical dried fruits for global markets. With rich agricultural resources and advanced processing technology, the country offers a wide range of dried fruit products that meet international quality standards. This guide highlights the most exported dried fruits from Vietnam and where buyers can source them reliably.
Importing Dried Fruit

Most Popular Vietnamese Dried Fruits for Export


Vietnam’s tropical climate supports year-round fruit cultivation, allowing processors to produce a consistent supply of export-ready dried fruit.


1. Dried Mango

  • Export Markets: U.S., South Korea, Japan, EU

  • Form: Soft-dried slices, sugar-free options, organic

  • Flavor Profile: Sweet-tangy, chewy texture

  • Applications: Snacks, bakery fillings, trail mixes


Where to Source:

  • Tien Giang and Dong Thap provinces (key mango-growing areas)

  • Suppliers offering EU Organic or USDA Organic certification





2. Dried Banana


  • Export Markets: China, Middle East, Russia

  • Form: Chips, soft-dried slices, banana rolls

  • Processing Methods: Hot-air dried, vacuum-fried

  • Appeal: High fiber, natural sweetness, budget-friendly


Where to Source:

  • Lam Dong and Dak Lak provinces

  • Factories specializing in crispy banana chips for snack brands





3. Dried Pineapple


  • Export Markets: Japan, EU, Australia

  • Form: Slices, rings, cubes

  • Characteristics: Bright color, balanced acidity, rich aroma

  • Popular Uses: Confectionery, cereals, gift sets


Where to Source:

  • Ben Tre and Hau Giang provinces

  • Suppliers using low-sugar or no-added-sugar drying methods





4. Dried Jackfruit


  • Export Markets: South Korea, UAE, Malaysia

  • Form: Vacuum-fried chips, soft-dried pieces

  • Taste & Texture: Crispy or chewy, strong tropical flavor

  • Consumer Appeal: Exotic taste and novelty for international snack shelves


Where to Source:

  • Southern Vietnam (especially Long An and Vinh Long)

  • Factories with crisp-drying or vacuum-frying technology





5. Dried Dragon Fruit


  • Export Markets: Europe, Australia, China

  • Varieties: White and red flesh

  • Form: Soft slices, freeze-dried cubes

  • Health Benefits: Rich in fiber and antioxidants


Where to Source:

  • Binh Thuan and Ninh Thuan (Vietnam’s dragon fruit heartlands)

  • Suppliers offering freeze-dried options for premium markets


What to Look for When Choosing a Dried Fruit Supplier


To ensure product quality and successful importation, buyers should verify:

  • Certifications: HACCP, ISO 22000, Organic (USDA/EU), Halal, Kosher

  • Production Capabilities: Capacity for consistent supply and private labeling

  • Export Experience: Familiarity with international shipping and documentation

  • Packaging Options: Bulk cartons, vacuum-sealed bags, retail-ready pouches

  • Test Reports: COA, moisture analysis, heavy metal testing


Where to Find Reliable Suppliers

  • B2B Platforms: Search verified profiles on Alibaba, VietGo, and Global Sources

  • Trade Events: Meet exporters at Vietfood & Beverage, Vietnam Expo

  • Export Associations: Use supplier directories from VinaFruit or VIETRADE

  • Direct Manufacturer Contacts: Many factories welcome factory tours or virtual meetings


Conclusion


From mango and jackfruit to pineapple and dragon fruit, Vietnam offers a diverse portfolio of dried fruit exports that meet the needs of global buyers. Importers who prioritize certifications, drying methods, and sourcing regions will find high-quality, competitively priced products ready for international markets.


Looking for a trusted partner in Vietnam? Mekong International supplies a full range of premium dried fruits with global certifications, custom packaging, and efficient worldwide delivery.


MEKONG INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD

Contact Name: Mr. Ninh Tran

Phone: +84 909 722 866 (Phone / Whatsapp / Wechat)

 
 
 
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