Vietnamese organic products garner attention at Biofach 2024
Vietnam has for the 7th consecutive year made its presence at the world's leading trade fair for organic food, Biofach, in Nuremberg city of Germany's southern Bavaria state.
Liquid aminos, sugar, and vinegar from coconut flower by Sokfarm Vietnam showcased at Biofach 2024. (Photo: VNA)
Berlin (VNA) -Vietnam has for the 7th consecutive year made its presence at the world'sleading trade fair for organic food, Biofach, in Nuremberg city of Germany's southern Bavaria state.
Led by Dang Thi Bich Huong,Vice Chairwoman and Secretary-General of the Vietnam Organic AgricultureAssociation (VOAA), eight Vietnamese enterprises participated in the fair. Theparticipation was part of a national trade promotion programme carried out by VOAA.
This year, the countryshowcased distinctive products that caught the attention of customers, such as liquidaminos, sugar, and vinegar from coconut flower, grass and bamboo straws, andorganic farm products like peppercorn, cinnamon, and cashew nuts.
At the fair, Do Viet Ha, a representativeof the Vietnam Trade Office in Germany, said that the agency will coordinateand provide full support to attract more businesses joining Biofach inthe future.
This year's expo, lasting fromFebruary 13-16, brought together over 3,000 stalls from more than 100countries, displaying the latest and most innovative products./.
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Liquid aminos, sugar, and vinegar from coconut flower by Sokfarm Vietnam showcased at Biofach 2024. (Photo: VNA) 
