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Vinh Long presses ahead with sustainable production, consumption

The Vinh Long Provincial People’s Committee in the Mekong Delta has issued a plan to implement the national action programme on sustainable production and consumption for 2021-2030.
Vinh Long presses ahead with sustainable production, consumption ảnh 1Streets in Vinh Long (Source: baovinhlong.com.vn)
Vinh Long (VNA) - The Vinh Long Provincial People’s Committee in the Mekong Deltahas issued a plan to implement the national action programme onsustainable production and consumption for 2021-2030.

By 2030, 90percent of industrial parks in the province are set to apply clean andenvironmentally-friendly technologies.

All supermarketsand shopping centres are to use eco-packaging instead of single-use plastics, andthe use of slowly-degrading packaging at wet markets will be cut by 80 percent.

Theprovince also hopes to have 100 percent of its enterprises joining productionand distribution chains for safe farm produce and it also targets the widespreaduse of QR codes for product origin tracing.

Vinh Long presses ahead with sustainable production, consumption ảnh 2Local business invests in machinery to increase productivity and product quality (Photo: VNA)
ViceChairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Van Liet said local authorities will assistbusinesses in boosting their production capacity and product quality, and in reducingcosts to engage in a network of sustainable production and consumption.

Theprovincial Department of Science and Technology has been tasked with planningand launching programmes assisting companies and localities in the innovation process.
Priorities have been set for waste recycling, the sustainable use of naturalresources and energy, and technological application in resources management,goods manufacturing, and consumer protection./.
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