Vietnamese firms seek food business chances in India

With support from the trade office of the Vietnamese Embassy in India, many Vietnamese firms participated the third international exhibition and trade fair (Indus Food 2020) held in India’s Uttar Pradesh state from January 8-10, seeking business and cooperation chances in confectionery, drinks and fruit.
Vietnamese firms seek food business chances in India ảnh 1A booth of Vietnam at the fair (Photo: VNA)
New Delhi (VNA) – With support from the tradeoffice of the Vietnamese Embassy in India, many Vietnamese firms participated thethird international exhibition and trade fair (Indus Food 2020) held in India’sUttar Pradesh state from January 8-10, seeking business and cooperation chancesin confectionery, drinks and fruit.

Representatives of the firms said the event is a good chancefor them to popularise Vietnam’s farm produces and foods to importers fromIndia and the world, as well as for the products to penetrate the potentialmarket in India.

Held by the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry, theIndus Food 2020 saw many contacts between partners on its sideline. It is oneof the largest international trade fairs on food, processed food and drinksthat attracted the participation of nearly 1,000 Indian and internationalfirms. Organisers hoped the event will become a world’s supermarket in thefield./.
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