Agriculture

The shipment builds up a chain from farm to home, improving the prestige of Vietnamese products in the international market.

The local authorities have implemented many synchronous measures to boost the export of lychees.

A promotion event is expected to be a practical action helping participants under the One Commune One Product (OCOP) program overcome the difficulties wreaked by Covid-19.

The Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Rural Development will strengthen the chain between Hanoi and other provinces and cities to promote consumption of agricultural products in the time ahead.

Vietnamese consumers will hear vendors tell stories about their products stories through live streaming.

Norway has brought world-class aquaculture and offshore technology to help Vietnam shift toward an export market of high quality products.

The latest Covid-19 outbreak in India, the world’s largest shrimp producer, has taken a toll on the recovery outlook of this country’s shrimp industry and created opportunities for others.

ST24 and ST25 rice varieties are expected to become state assets, ensuring mass production in Vietnam.

Hai Duong lychee brand has recently conquered many tough markets such as the US, Australia, EU, Japan, and Singapore.

Many Vietnamese small and medium enterprises are using e-commerce platforms to seek outlet for their products.

Many rural products of Hanoi needs protection for their trademarks.

The eight-year project increases transparency, efficiency and effectiveness in payment for forest environmental services.

Local agricultural production areas are urged to promote the building of new-style cooperatives to be better positioned in the market.

Combating IUU fishing is essential for Vietnam to remove EC’s yellow card, while promoting a responsible fishing sector and further accelerating the country’s global integration efforts.

The city’s authorities will promote production of handicraft products.

The trade ministry has urged provincial authorities across the country to boost the circulation of essential goods and the consumption of agricultural products in the context of the impact of Covid-19.

The project aims at improving the quality and value of agro-exports to meet the regulations of importers.

Local governments will take measures to boost the consumption process of agricultural products for the Tet holiday in Covid-19-hit areas.

Changes in customers’ behavior and tightened customs clearance process are inflicting damage on the exports of fruits and vegetables, said the Ministry of Industry and Trade.