Agriculture

All of Hanoi's localities have finished evaluating 606 products, exceeding the program's original goal.

For Vietnam's biggest national festival - Tet or Lunar New Year- a kumquat pot has become necessary for home decoration, mostly for those in the northern region.

2025 will be a year of "acceleration and breakthrough" to achieve socio-economic goals.

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The event is part of the "Vietnamese Prefer to Use Vietnamese Goods" campaign.

Founded by a group of Gen Z Vietnamese, the Vietnam Carbon Credit Project aims to bring multiple environment benefits and expand operations abroad.

Flower villages in Hanoi are busy preparing for Tet, the year's most important traditional festival for Vietnamese people.

Hanoi's dedicated farmers work tirelessly to bring their agricultural products to the world stage, introducing the products of the rich and flavorful bounty of Vietnam's fertile lands.

The event in Ba Vi District is expected to provide consumers with access to distinctive products from traditional craft villages in the locality and other places.

Safe vegetable production models in Hanoi are proving to be a viable way to restructure crops, create jobs, increase incomes, and improve living standards for residents.

Local farmers and cooperatives are urged to incorporate new and safe crop varieties into production.

The city has stepped up efforts to promote OCOP items through trade fairs and supermarket chains.

The event served as an important networking opportunity for policymakers, scientists, farmers, business owners, and consumers from Hanoi and across the country.

Hanoi is set to soon establish a high-tech agricultural center that will integrate both domestic and international advanced technologies.

The association will act as a bridge between farmers and management agencies to address policy and facilitate funding and brand building.

Through a series of engaging activities, the Hanoi Food Culture Festival 2024 promotes Hanoi pho, an intangible cultural heritage.