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Kien Giang’s two-month export surges 24 percent

The Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang raked in nearly 60 million USD in exports during the first two months of this year, a 24 percent increase from the same months last year.
The Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang raked in nearly 60 million USDin exports during the first two months of this year, a 24 percentincrease from the same months last year.

Of the total, theexport value of farm products accounted for 28.8 million USD and thatfrom aquatic items was 27.5 million USD.

The locality has set toearn 526 million USD from exports in 2015, up 6 percent against 2014.The figure will include 315 million USD from agro-products and 170million USD from aquatic products.

To realise its target, thelocal authorities are focusing on intensifying trade promotionactivities in traditional markets, while seeking to expand export in newones.

Local producers and exporters are required to increaseinvestment in renovating equipment and technologies so as to createhigh-added value goods.

The local authorities also pay attentionto outlining appropriate measures to solve difficulties facingenterprises in their production and business.-VNA
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