Vietnamese goods week in Hanoi features over 100 stalls
A trade fair spotlighting Vietnamese goods and featuring more than 100 stalls is in full swing at the Me Linh Plaza in Hanoi’s Ha Dong district, offering opportunities for firms to stimulus trade, distribution, and consumption demand in the capital city.
Hanoi (VNA) – A trade fair spotlighting Vietnamese goods and featuring morethan 100 stalls is in full swing at the Me Linh Plaza in Hanoi’s Ha Dong district, offering opportunities for firms to stimulus trade, distribution, andconsumption demand in the capital city.
On sales at the five-day event, kicked off on March 19, are consumer and industrialproducts, organic agro-forestry-fishery goods, and those from craft villages orproduced under the One Commune, One Product programme.
Cooperatives from eight provinces facing difficultiesselling their farm produce including Nghe An, Hai Duong, Ha Giang, and Son Laare taking part in the fairs along those from districts of Hanoi.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Tran Thi Phuong Lan,acting director of the municipal department of industry and trade, saidparticipating enterprises have been assisted to conduct their trade promotionand communications activities.
They are also requested to strictly follow COVID-19prevention and control measures at the fair, she added./.
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At the event (Photo: VNA) 
