List of high-quality Vietnamese product businesses announced
The Business Association of High-Quality Vietnamese Products on March 14 held a ceremony in HCM City to announce and award certificates to 529 high-quality Vietnamese businesses in 2024.
Representatives from businesses receive certificates of high-quality Vietnamese products in 2024. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) – The Bus🔜iness Association ofHigh-Quality Vietnamese Products on March 14 held a ceremony in HCM City to announce andaward certificates to 529 high-quality Vietnamese businesses in 2024.
Among the businesses, 32 have been on the list for 28consecutive years since the High-Quality Vietnamese Goods Programme waslaunched, while 16 have entered the list for the first time. Outstanding names in the list include Asia Bakery-ConfectionaryCo. Ltd., Tho Phat Food Processing One Member Company Limited, Ha Long CannedFood JSC, VISSAN JSC, Cholimex Food JSC, Vietnam Dairy Products JSC (Vinamilk),Van Thanh Mattress Company Ltd., An Phuoc Garment Embroidery Shoes Co. Ltd, MyHao Chemical Cosmetics JSC, and Saigon Cosmetics JSC. The vote for high-quality Vietnamese products this year receivedfeedback from over 70,000 consumers across the country. According to Vu Kim Hanh, Chairwoman of the association, it will focus on supportingbusinesses in promoting a green economy and building new green brands andstandards this year, and continue to help connect businesses withinternational markets, take advantage of domestic market opportunities, promotetraining in production and business skills, and popularise policy mechanisms tobusinesses. Attending the event, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People'sCommittee Phan Van Mai highly valued those businesses, adding that for the last 28 years, the programme has helped improve the quality of Vietnamesegoods and national competitiveness in both domestic and international markets./.
Domestic businesses are striving for green growth basing on three pillars of standardisation, digitalisation, and commercialisation, said a representative from the Business Association of High-Quality Vietnamese Products at a seminar on Vietnamese high-quality products and opportunities to success in the green economy in Ho Chi Minh City on March 14.
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Representatives from businesses receive certificates of high-quality Vietnamese products in 2024. (Photo: VNA) 
