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DAKADO CORPERATIVE
Headquarter: 60 Nguyen Chi Thanh – Tan An – Buon Ma Thuot – Daklak – Vietnam
Factory: Km15 - Cuôr Đăng - CuM'gar - Dak Lak - Viet Nam
HCMC Office: 827 Quoc Lo 13 - Hiep Binh Phuoc - Thu Duc – HCMC - Vietnam
Tel/ Fax: +84.500.3953410 - 091.888.5169
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What is an avocado
Avocado trees flourished already 50 million years ago in Central America and its fruits are considered as one of the best gifts of Mother Nature. The first species to discover the magic of avocados was the dinosaur. The avocado is an evergreen fruit tree. It grows only in subtropical climates and can become 12 to 20 meters tall. The fruit is not sweet, but fatty, is strongly flavoured, and has a smooth, almost creamy texture. The taste of avocados can differ substantially, depending on the oil content of the individual fruit.
In Vietnam, traders classify avocado into the following three categories which based on their oil contents:
Avocado trees flourished already 50 million years ago in Central America and its fruits are considered as one of the best gifts of Mother Nature. The first species to discover the magic of avocados was the dinosaur. The avocado is an evergreen fruit tree. It grows only in subtropical climates and can become 12 to 20 meters tall. The fruit is not sweet, but fatty, is strongly flavoured, and has a smooth, almost creamy texture. The taste of avocados can differ substantially, depending on the oil content of the individual fruit.
In Vietnam, traders classify avocado into the following three categories which based on their oil contents:
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