Ministry announces list of prestigious exporters

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has officially announced a list of 310 Vietnamese prestigious exporters for 2015, aimed at supporting local firms in promoting exports and expanding markets.
Ministry announces list of prestigious exporters ảnh 1A garment and textile production line of Viet Tien Garment and Textile Company for exports.(Source: nld.com.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Ministry of Industry and Trade has officially announceda list of 310 Vietnamese prestigious exporters for 2015, aimed at supportinglocal firms in promoting exports and expanding markets.

Theministry last week promulgated a decision to approve the list of localprestigious exporters for 2015.

The vote was held in co-ordination with the provincial departments of industryand trade, other ministries, sectors, associations and relevant agencies afterpublishing the list of exporters on the ministry’s website for selection.

Thelist of exporters was chosen based on the proposals of relevant agencies, alongwith the ministry’s criteria of maximum export turnover, prestige with foreignpartners and duties to the tax and customs sector.

Notably,the ministry has given priority in choosing sectors in which the country hasencouraged exports as well as those facing difficulties in finding exportmarkets.

Theministry’s Import-Export Department said the vote aimed to recognise exporters’positive contributions to the country’s export growth while giving them supportin seeking markets.

Italso aimed to encourage Vietnamese exporters to further improve their imagetowards international integration with the world economy.

Thechosen exporters will be permitted to advertise their products for free on theministry’s website moit.gov.vn and its newspapers and magazines.

Theywill be given priority in participating in national trade promotion programmesand receive free training courses on e-commerce. The ministry will alsodirectly introduce the list to foreign partners.

Theexporters were chosen from 22 sectors, including seafood, rice, rubber andcoffee, as well as garment and textile.

Someof the names on the list are Intimex Group, Viet Phu Thinh Rubber Joint StockCompany, Tan Phong and Nha Be Corporation, as wel as Viet Tien Garment andTextile Company, and B.Braun Vietnam.-VNA
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