Hau Giang (VNA) – The Mekong Deltaprovince of Hau Giang introduced its investment attraction policies andinvestment opportunities to European food and beverage firms.
At a meeting on August 22 with representativesfrom Poland’s Euro Eco Food, Mekong Pearl JSC, and the Netherlands’ VietnamTrade International, Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee NguyenVan Tuan detailed the locality’s natural conditions, infrastructure, andincentives for investors.
The province will create optimal conditions forinvestors to implement their projects in the province, Tuan said.
Ngo Phat Dat, Chairman of the Mekong Pearl JSChighlighted Hau Giang’s favourable conditions in terms of climate, humanresources, and material supply for his company’s projects to produce PolishVodka and clean chicken meat.
The Polish Vodka, fruit cider and beverageproject, worth around 20 million EUR is expected to produce three – five millionlitres of Vodka, while the clean chicken meat project, worth 60 million EUR,will produce 30,000 tonnes of chicken meat.
Currently, Hau Giang is home to 43 domestic andforeign investment projects in local industrial zones and clusters, includingthe Hau River 1 Thermo Plant, AquaOne Drinking water Factory, and the WhiteTiger Beer Factory.
The province is calling for investment inagriculture, agricultural products processing, industry, renewable energy, andlogistics.-VNA
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At the working session (Source: VNA) 
