VOV.VN - Local goods have continued to make a greater presence within the Thai market thanks to trade promotion connectivity, improved quality and design, as well as catching up with market trends, according to industry insiders.
The consumption of Vietnamese goods has been on the rise, with over 90% of consumers prioritising products made in the country, statistics show.
More than 90% of consumers said that they prioritise made-in-Vietnam commodities when making a decision on the purchase of anything, according to the steering committee for the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT)’s “Vietnamese people prioritise made-in-Vietnam products” campaign.
Japan has very strict import standards, but if Vietnamese goods manage to meet those rules, they will be able to enter not only this demanding market but also most of other markets in the world, said Vietnamese Trade Counsellor in Japan Ta Duc Minh.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) launched a week promoting Vietnamese goods at a ceremony held at Co.opmart supermarket in Hanoi on November 14.
Vietnam should set out a specific strategy for accessing the Thai market as the two countries share similarities in product types, suggested Nguyen Thanh Huy, head of the Vietnam Trade Office in Thailand.
VOV.VN - The Vietnam Trade Office in Australia is deploying a wide range of promotional activities from October 23 to November 15 in a bid to introduce Vietnamese goods in the demanding Australian market.
VOV.VN - There remains plenty of room to boost import-export activities between Vietnam and Singapore thanks to their geographical proximity and membership of major free trade agreements (FTAs), said Cao Xuan Thang, representative of the Vietnam Trade Office in Singapore.
VOV.VN - Vietnamese Product Exhibition Week officially kicked off on September 27 at the AEON shopping mall in Tan Phu Celadon of Ho Chi Minh City to further introduce Vietnamese goods to the supermarket chain.
A Vietnamese Goods Week entitled “Taste of Vietnam” is taking place at Big C supermarket chain in Bangkok, Thailand until September 28.