VOICED : After China woes Vietnams lychee farmers head to new markets

Vietnam's reliance on China for lychee exports has caused economic issues during disputes. To mitigate this, Vietnam is exploring new markets like the US and Australia, although initial export volumes are small. The government is investing in facilities to meet Western standards, aiming for higher prices and income for farmers. This diversification could reduce Vietnam's vulnerability to future trade conflicts with China.

What is the expected increase in annual earnings for farmers with new markets?

Why is it important for Hanoi to diversify its exports?