High-quality Vietnamese goods fair returns to HCM City
The High-Quality Vietnamese Goods Fair will be organised at Phu Tho Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 11 from April 3-8, with the participation of some 300 exhibitors.
The High-Quality Vietnamese Goods Fair will be organised at Phu Tho Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 11 from April 3-8. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) – The High-Quality Vietnamese Goods Fair will beorganised at Phu Tho Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 11 from April 3-8,with the participation of some 300 exhibitors.
According to the Business Association of High-Quality Vietnamese Goods (BSA)said on March 27 that, on the display at 600 booths will be thousands of high-qualityproducts such as home appliances, consumer goods, fashion items and local specialties,among others.
BSA Chairwoman Vu Kim Hanh said under the project “High-quality Vietnamesegoods-Integration Standards”, the event will focus on practical programmeshelping local products break into foreign markets. Exhibition “Ways to theworld through integration process” will be a highlight of the fair.
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It also includes a “Green-Nice Market” where cooperatives and startupsfrom HoChi Minh City, Dong Thap, Ben Tre, Can Tho, Soc Trang, Quang Ngai and Lao Cai willshowcase their organic standard farm produce.
Meanwhile, at the Sai Gon Exhibition and Convention Centre, the CosmobeauteVietnam 2018, the largest Beauty Trade Exhibition in Vietnam will take placeform April 19-21, expected to draw the involvement of over 200 businesses from12 countries in Europe and Asia.
The exhibitionwill offer a great variety of products ranging from skin care, hair care, nailcare, body care, cosmetics, aesthetic, beauty equipment and more.-VNA
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The High-Quality Vietnamese Goods Fair will be organised at Phu Tho Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 11 from April 3-8. (Photo: VNA) 
