On June 10, 2025, Enfarm was honored to participate in the workshop “Sustainable Development of the Durian Industry,” organized by Tiền Phong Newspaper in collaboration with ministries, associations, local authorities, and the business community. At the event, Mr. Nguyen Do Dung – CEO of Enfarm – represented the company and delivered a speech as a guest speaker, sharing practical solutions to enhance the quality and competitiveness of this billion-dollar export sector.

Workshop Context: Urgent and Full of Challenges

The years 2024–2025 have witnessed significant turbulence in Vietnam’s durian industry. After reaching a record-high export turnover in 2023, the sector is now facing a series of serious challenges:

• Sharp decline in exports, directly affecting the income of farmers and businesses.
• Increasingly stringent food safety standards, particularly from China – currently the largest market.
• Numerous shipments being rejected due to cadmium residue levels exceeding limits, resulting in major financial losses and damaging national credibility.
• Weak linkages among raw material regions and loose value chains, making it difficult to ensure consistent quality across production areas.

In this context, the workshop was organized to gather diverse perspectives from regulatory authorities, industry associations, experts, and businesses… để cùng bàn giải pháp phát triển sầu riêng theo hướng bền vững, chuyên nghiệp và chuẩn xuất khẩu.

Enfarm – Speaker Sharing Digital Transformation Solutions for the Durian Industry

At the thematic discussion session:
“Enhancing Production Organization Capacity, Linkages, and Development of Durian Production Areas for Export”, Mr. Nguyen Do Dung – CEO of Enfarm – delivered a presentation that drew strong interest from delegates, particularly cooperatives, export enterprises, and local leaders.

Key points shared by Enfarm included:

🔹 Applying digital transformation to production area management:
Using the Enfarm platform to digitize farmer information, cultivation history, production areas, area codes, and real-time crop status.

🔹 Quality management through transparent data:
Traceability from the tree to the shipment, enabling exporters to easily comply with inspection requirements from importing countries.

🔹 Connecting the value chain via a digital platform:
Linking farmers – cooperatives – businesses – quality control agencies within a transparent data ecosystem to optimize costs, synchronize processes, and minimize risks in product quality control.

“Digital transformation is no longer just a trend, but a mandatory requirement if Vietnam’s durian industry wants to develop sustainably and secure its place in international markets.”
— Nguyen Do Dung, CEO of Enfarm

Extensive Connections – Spreading the Message of Sustainability

The conference was held in Ho Chi Minh City and connected online to key locations such as Đắk Lắk, Cần Thơ, and Đồng Nai, which are among the largest durian-growing regions in Vietnam. The event attracted hundreds of participants, including:

• Representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) and local departments.
• Representatives of industry associations and major export enterprises.
• A large number of farmers, cooperatives, agricultural engineers, and experts.

Enfarm received significant attention from cooperatives and enterprises regarding the implementation of digital platforms for production area management and quality traceability.

Enfarm’s Commitment: Standing with Vietnamese Agriculture

With the mission of becoming the leading digital agriculture platform in Vietnam, Enfarm is dedicated to:

• Bringing technology closer to farmers in a way that is simple, effective, and easy to adopt.
• Building a sustainable, transparent agricultural ecosystem with full quality traceability.
• Connecting farmers and cooperatives with export enterprises to create a trustworthy value chain that is competitive on the global stage.

Enfarm is committed to long-term partnership with farmers, enterprises, and government agencies in shaping a smart, sustainable, and internationally standardized agriculture.