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Monday- 13:47, 15/11/2021

Wurfbainia under forest canopy earns billions of dong annually

(VAN) The National Office of Intellectual Property has granted protection certificates to 2 community trademarks of Muong Khuong district, including rare fruits grown under the forest canopy.

Accordingly, two trademarks have just been certified for protection by the National Office of Intellectual Property (Ministry of Science and Technology), including: Trademark "Muong Khuong Sa Nhan" and collective trademark "Cao Son Oolong Tea".

Presently, the area of Muong Khuong wurfbainia (Lao Cai) is about 1,073 ha, distributed in 16 communes of Muong Khuong district, concentrated in communes such as Nam Chay (354 ha), Thanh Binh (116 ha), Ta Ngai Cho (100 ha), Pha Long (93 ha) and Muong Khuong town (116 ha)…

The fruit brings billions of dong annually for farmers in the highlands of Muong Khuong. Photo: T.L

The fruit brings billions of dong annually for farmers in the highlands of Muong Khuong. Photo: T.L

In which, the harvested area is about 400 hectares. In recent years, the area planted with wurfbainia in Muong Khuong district continued to expand and develop. Due to the suitability of the district's climatic and soil conditions, the Wurfbainia tree grows quite well, the average yield is estimated at 11 quintals/ha of fresh fruit, the output is estimated at over 400 tons. With an average selling price of 120,000 VND/kg, Wurfbainia brings in an annual revenue of over 45 billion VND.

Cao Son oolong tea is a Kim Tuyen tea plant grown in Cao Son commune since 2011 with 10 hectares. After 3 years of implementation, Kim Tuyen tea tree was assessed to be suitable for local climate and soil conditions bringing good quality tea products and high income for farmers.

Seeing the economic value from Kim Tuyen tea tree, farmers of Cao Son commune have expanded the Kim Tuyen tea growing area. Currently, the whole commune has nearly 200 hectares, grown mainly in the villages of Ngai Phong Cho, Cao Son, Lo Suoi Tung, Pa Cheo Phin A and B, Lao Cu Chai.

The orientation of Muong Khuong district for tea growing households is to focus on handling the stages of care, intensive cultivation and production according to safety standards to expand the tea growing area; create a mechanism for businesses to invest and associate with farmers to grow high-quality tea in an organic direction, towards sustainable development.

With protected trademarks, Muong Khuong farmers feel secure in their production. Photo: T.L

With protected trademarks, Muong Khuong farmers feel secure in their production. Photo: T.L

Muong Khuong district also creates favorable conditions for Muong Hoa Co., Ltd. to associate with farmers in the supply of materials and purchase of fresh tea buds. Muong Hoa Co., Ltd. has built a factory to install oolong tea processing system in the center of Cao Son commune, helping tea growers feel secure about the output for the product.

The processing system is on site to yield fresh tea buds, which after harvested, are put into the processing system to ensure the quality of freshness and taste. Cao Son's oolong tea is considered to be of high quality, has a special rich flavor, and most of its products are exported to Taiwan (China).

To Viet Thanh, Vice Chairman of Muong Khuong District People's Committee, said that the products "Muong Khuong Sa Nhan" and "Cao Son Oolong Tea" were registered, established rights and granted protection titles by the National Office of Intellectual Property, creating concentrated power, contributing to the improvement of product quality, creating a healthy business environment, fighting against infringements.

Thereby, gradually build a reputable and quality product brand, helping consumers get the best product of the right origin, with strict control of the origin and quality of products circulating on the market.

The successful registration of certification trademarks "Muong Khuong Sa Nhan" and "Cao Son Oolong Tea" helps to improve the reputation and competitiveness of products in the market, thereby creating opportunities to increase value as well as income and benefits for farmers...

With the addition of 2 protected trademarks, by now, Muong Khuong district has 7 community brands in the form of certification marks (2 brands) and collective marks (5 brands).

Author: Hai Dang

Translated by Nguyen Hai Long

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