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RoK firm seeks investment opportunities in Hau Giang

Information related to investment attraction policies of Hau Giang province and opportunities for investors to pour capital into agriculture was introduced to a food firm from the RoK.
RoK firm seeks investment opportunities in Hau Giang ảnh 1A hi-tech vegetable growing model (Source: http://baochinhphu.vn/)
Hau Giang (VNA) – Informationrelated to investment attraction policies of the Mekong Delta province of HauGiang and opportunities for investors to pour capital into agriculture was introducedto a food firm from the Republic of Korea (RoK).

At a meeting on July 26 with representatives from the RoK’s Dusung Food Co.,Ltd, Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Truong Canh Tuyendetailed the locality’s policies on land rental and tax, incentives forenterprises when investing in agriculture.

Lai Huynh Thu Thao from Dusung said the firm specialises in importing andexporting seafood and farm produce to the RoK and Japan, and it needs a largearea of land for cultivation by machinery.

The company plans to invest in the hi-tech agriculture zone, she said, addingthat the firm pledges to fully implement procedures in line with regulations anduse local labourers for its production.

Hau Giang is now calling investment in agriculture and production in the hi-techagriculture zone, which covers an area of 5,200 ha in Long My district. Thezone serves production of high-quality rice, freshwater aquaculture products, breeding,and fruits.

Investment projects in the zone will be enjoyed preferential policies on land andtax, among others.-VNA
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