The Hanoi Promotion Agency (HPA) and Japan’s JICA Safe Crop project have organised a conference in Hanoi, aiming to seek ways to stimulate the consumption of Hanoi’s safe agricultural products.
Hanoi's safe agricultural products are displayed as part of the conference (Source: )
Hanoi (VNA) – The Hanoi Promotion Agency (HPA) and Japan’s JICA SafeCrop project have organised a conference in Hanoi, aiming to seek ways to stimulatethe consumption of Hanoi’s safe agricultural products.
The on September 13 event is mean to connect producers and distributers athome, while offering them an opportunity to set up cooperative ties withJapanese businesses.
Nguyen Thi Mai Anh, HPA Deputy Director, said her agency has set forth a planand implemented a range of trade promotion activities towards farm produce,including the organisation of weeks of Vietnamese goods at supermarkets inforeign countries like Japan, France, Thailand and the Republic of Korea, alongwith various fairs and conferences at home.
With the support of the JICA Safe Crop project, the agency has developed awebsite promoting Hanoi’s safe farm produce, at nongsanantoan.gov.vn, she said,adding that nearly 300 agricultural producers, distributors and connectivitychains of Hanoi and other localities nationwide have accessed the website.
During the conference, Japanese enterprises shared experience in applying newtechnologies in agricultural production and Japan’s solutions to developsustainable and environmentally friendly agriculture. /.
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Hanoi's safe agricultural products are displayed as part of the conference (Source: ) 
