Innovative planting methods
For the local farms we cooperate with, we require intercropping technology to alternately plant peppers and bananas to achieve agricultural innovation and sustainable development.
Improve soil and microclimate: Pepper planting can reduce soil exposure and water evaporation, while bananas provide natural shade and protect peppers from high temperature damage.
Environmentally friendly and sustainable: Reduce the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides to create a healthier farming environment.
Pest and disease control: Bananas and peppers attract different pests and diseases. Intercropping can effectively reduce the risk of diseases and maintain crop health.
Promote biodiversity: Mixed cropping attracts beneficial insects, creates a stable ecological environment, and reduces the problems of monoculture planting.
Origin introduction
Vietnam has natural conditions suitable for the growth of peppers, with sufficient sunshine and moderate rainfall. As one of the world's important pepper exporters, Vietnam's agricultural ecosystem has the ability to provide stable supply. Our peppers come from central and southern Vietnam, where the fertile soil is particularly suitable for the healthy growth of peppers and spices.
cooperative farm
We have established solid cooperative relationships with large agricultural groups in Southeast Asia and a number of medium and large-scale farms. These farms focus on ecological planting. Currently, the planting area in Southeast Asia is more than 1,000 hectares and the quality of peppers is strictly controlled.
Our cooperative farms have rich planting experience and have been working for generations. They have pepper experts to guide them and are familiar with the growth characteristics of peppers. They constantly improve the process to ensure that each batch of dried peppers meets high standards (AA) and improves the yield rate.