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Vietnamese, Japanese consumer goods companies to be brought together

An event linking producers and traders of high-quality Japanese household commodities and consumer goods with Vietnamese partners, called GOOD GOODS Japan, will take place in Hanoi from August 24 to October 30.
Vietnamese, Japanese consumer goods companies to be brought together ảnh 1Project Director at JETRO Hanoi Abe Tonofumi (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - An event linking producers and traders of high-qualityJapanese household commodities and consumer goods with Vietnamese partners,called GOOD GOODS Japan, will take place in Hanoi from August 24 to October 30.

Held at the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) Hanoi Office onPhan Chu Trinh Street in the capital’s Hoan Kiem district, the event isexpected to attract 46 Japanese companies showcasing their products and linkingwith Vietnamese partners through virtual negotiations.

Abe Tonofumi, Project Director at JETRO Hanoi, said GOOD GOODS Japanhas been held by the organisation since 2014 with the aim of helping Japanesesmall- and medium-sized enterprises popularise their products to the Vietnamesemarket.

Vietnamese buyers will be offered a chance to test exhibited products andhold online negotiations with Japanese suppliers if interested./.

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