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German demand rises for Thai pomelos

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German demand rises for Thai pomelos

BANGKOK, 5 June 2015 (NNT) - The Department of Agriculture (DOA) has been trying to improve the quality of Kao Nam Pueng pomelos, due to an increase in German demand.


Kao Nam Pueng pomelos have grown in popularity in Germany, which imports a large amount from China each year.

The fruit has a color similar to honey, while having a sweeter and crunchier consistency compared to other varieties. Kao Nam Pueng pomelos from Thailand have earned a reputation for having superior quality to those from China.

The DOA has been working with the Association of Fruit and Vegetable Importers in Germany to ensure that Thai pomelos meet standards required by the European Union (EU) and Germany.

According to DOA Director General Anan Suwannarat, more than 176,000 rai of land have been allocated to pomelo cultivation in Thailand. An estimated 15,000 rai have been certified by the DOA.

The DOA will submit a petition to Germany for the export of Kao Nam Pueng pomelos from Thailand, after they undergo pesticide residue analysis.

Thailand mainly exports two varieties of pomelos, namely Thong Dee and Kao Nam Pueng. They are shipped to China, Hong Kong and Cambodia, generating 130 million baht per year.

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I just love that ( meets the standard required by the EU AND Germany he he. They make sure they are the right shape and colour,,, Same as they did with the Banana ( Germany and the EU

made the standard requirment for Bananas to be straight and with no curve

.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_Regulation_%28EC%29_No_2257/94#Bent_bananas

So German demand is for pomelos, not any particular country, but just the fruit itself.

I just love that ( meets the standard required by the EU AND Germany he he. They make sure they are the right shape and colour,,, Same as they did with the Banana ( Germany and the EU

made the standard requirment for Bananas to be straight and with no curve

.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_Regulation_%28EC%29_No_2257/94#Bent_bananas

Not true.

So German demand is for pomelos, not any particular country, but just the fruit itself.

Of that one can never be sure ermm.gif

I just love that ( meets the standard required by the EU AND Germany he he. They make sure they are the right shape and colour,,, Same as they did with the Banana ( Germany and the EU

made the standard requirment for Bananas to be straight and with no curve

.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_Regulation_%28EC%29_No_2257/94#Bent_bananas

Not true.

If you read it through it is true. Thats if you can understand the English. fxxxxxx unelected EU clowns

I just love that ( meets the standard required by the EU AND Germany he he. They make sure they are the right shape and colour,,, Same as they did with the Banana ( Germany and the EU

made the standard requirment for Bananas to be straight and with no curve

.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_Regulation_%28EC%29_No_2257/94#Bent_bananas

Not true.

Do not confuse the EU regulations! A certain straightness is demanded for cucumbers (Cucumis sativus).

The Banana regulation was cancelled in 2012.

I just love that ( meets the standard required by the EU AND Germany he he. They make sure they are the right shape and colour,,, Same as they did with the Banana ( Germany and the EU

made the standard requirment for Bananas to be straight and with no curve

.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_Regulation_%28EC%29_No_2257/94#Bent_bananas

Not true.

If you read it through it is true. Thats if you can understand the English. fxxxxxx unelected EU clowns

I can research and read.

It's nonsense.

No one ever said curved bananas were banned.

Just another BS myth spread by those who hate the EU.

I just love that ( meets the standard required by the EU AND Germany he he. They make sure they are the right shape and colour,,, Same as they did with the Banana ( Germany and the EU

made the standard requirment for Bananas to be straight and with no curve

.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_Regulation_%28EC%29_No_2257/94#Bent_bananas

Not true.

Do not confuse the EU regulations! A certain straightness is demanded for cucumbers (Cucumis sativus).

Correct.

I just love that ( meets the standard required by the EU AND Germany he he. They make sure they are the right shape and colour,,, Same as they did with the Banana ( Germany and the EU

made the standard requirment for Bananas to be straight and with no curve

.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_Regulation_%28EC%29_No_2257/94#Bent_bananas

Not true.

Do not confuse the EU regulations! A certain straightness is demanded for cucumbers (Cucumis sativus).

Correct.

Even though the EU is going pear shaped.

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