Viet Nam's agri-products shine at 34th Guangzhou Fair

The Viet Nam pavilion at the 34th Guangzhou Fair drew many buyers, opening vast opportunities to promote and export farm produce and food to China.

Recently, the 34th Guangzhou Fair and the 12th International Invention Exhibition opened at the China Import and Export Fair Complex (Guangzhou). The event attracted over 5,000 enterprises, nearly 10,000 professional buyers, and more than 50 local government delegations. Taking place until August 23, the two events focus on connecting innovation, production, trade, and technology transfer, as reported by The World and Vietnam Report.

Under the theme "Integration of Two Industries, Improving Quality and Efficiency, Unblocking the Circulation, Looking to the Future", the fair covers an exhibition area of about 200,000 m². It focuses on technology, healthcare, and consumer goods, featuring display areas for smart manufacturing, rural development, the silver economy, medical care, and high-quality consumption.

Within the framework of the Fair, the Consulate General of Viet Nam in Guangzhou participated in building and organizing the Viet Nam pavilion, introducing high-quality Vietnamese agricultural products and processed foods to Chinese enterprises, buyers, and consumers.

The pavilion displayed signature products such as coffee, cashew nuts, dried fruits, traditional spices, and processed foods, thereby showcasing Vietnam's strengths in raw materials, agricultural production, and processing.

The pavilion attracted the attention of numerous visitors, businesses, and buyers who came to explore the products, exchange information, and seek cooperative opportunities.

Participating in the Guangzhou Fair is one of the trade promotion activities led by the Consulate General of Viet Nam in Guangzhou. It contributes to the promotion of Vietnamese agricultural and food products, enhancing connections with Chinese importing enterprises, distribution systems, and buyers, thereby expanding the consumer market and elevating the presence of Vietnamese goods in Guangzhou and the broader South China region.

Hong Ngoc