VN, Japan firms seek connection in agro-fishery, food trade

A business networking programme for Vietnamese and Japanese businesses in agro-fishery and food sectors took place in Hanoi on August 2.
VN, Japan firms seek connection in agro-fishery, food trade ảnh 1Scene at the event (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – A business networking programme forVietnamese and Japanese businesses in agro-fishery and food sectors took placein Hanoi on August 2.

Organised by the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO),the event attracted 32 Japanese firms which produce seafood (oyster and fish),children’s food, and supplement products, among others. The Japanese companiesaimed to expand their presence in a dynamic market with high demand for thequantity and quality of food products like Vietnam.

The event featured the display of Japanese products to helpVietnamese buyers get more information, thus facilitating trade of goods.

A JETRO representative said the programme consists of aconnection area for new importers and distributors seeking partnerships and anexpansion area for veteran firms wanting to expand their business network.

Last year, a similar programme drew the participation ofmore than 300 Vietnamese buyers, with many contracts signed.

According to JETRO, Vietnam is a potential destination forJapanese food products. Vietnamese consumers’ increasing awareness of foodsafety has increased their demand for Japanese products which hold goodreputation for quality and food safety standards.-VNA 
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