Vietnam Attends Organic Trade Fair in Germany

View of the Vietnam pavilion. Photo: Vietnamese Embassy’s trade office in Germany

The event is being co-hosted by the Vietnamese Embassy’s trade office in Germany and the Vietnamese Consulate General in Frankfurt as part of the National Trade Promotion Program for this year.

On display at the Vietnamese pavilions are a range of typically processed products including tea, herbs, rice, and cashew, as well as spices such as pepper, cinnamon, anise, ginger, turmeric, and chili, that have been certified in line with international organic standards, reported VOV.

A trade exchange program is also being held during the event to update both Vietnamese and German businesses on information regarding the existing market potential and consumption trends of consumers in Germany and the EU as a whole.

The Vietnamese Consulate General in Frankfurt has pledged to create the optimal conditions possible in order to assist Vietnamese businesses in connecting with partners throughout the region, affirmed Consul General Le Quang Long.

German consumers are curious about Vietnamese organic products. Photo: VNA

According to Vietnamese trade counselor Bui Vuong Anh, German consumers are increasingly paying close attention to a healthy lifestyle and using organic food products more often, creating opportunities for Vietnamese organic food exporters.

The official also informed participants about the possibility of strengthening cooperation with partners, trade centers, supermarket systems and importers in some states in Germany in the future, cited VNA.

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