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HCM City gets new speciality market

Nearly 1,000 “clean” agricultural and other speciality products and consumers goods are on display at the Green Market–Tet Consumer Products fair, which takes place in HCM City’s District 11.
HCM City gets new speciality market ảnh 1Customers buy speciality products at the Green Market – Tet Consumer Products fair on the opening day at the Phu Tho Indoor Stadium in HCM City’s District 11 on February 8. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - Nearly 1,000 “clean”agricultural and other speciality products and consumers goods are on displayat the Green Market–Tet Consumer Products fair, which opened on February 8 atthe PhuTho Stadium in HCM City’s District 11.

There are 100 exhibitors, including start-upbusinesses, craft village cooperatives, and youth start-up clubs from manyprovinces and cities, including from the northern mountains, and businesseswith Vietnamese High Quality Goods certification.

The fair focuses on safe vegetables and fruits with all having clear originsand meeting quality and hygiene and food safety standards.

Also on display are garment, dairy, footwear and frozen seafood products.

Start-ups from mountainous provinces have brought many speciality farm productslike Cao Phong orange, daisy tea, Ham Yen orange, Tay ethnic minority stickyrice and sausage, bath soaps, artichoke jelly, essential oil, Dao ethnic milkbath.

Businesses from An Giang, Ben Tre, Dong Thap, Vinh Long, Lam Dong, NinhThuanand other provinces have local specialities like soft-dried dragon fruit andmango.

Visitors can join hands with Ben Treprovince artisans to make sticky rice cakespacked in coconut leaves, cylindrical sticky rice cakes and small pyramidalglutinous rice cakes, and meet celebrities including actors and singers who areambassadors of Vietnamese goods.

The event also features daily programmes like creating fruit trays, carvingfruits and vegetables based on the theme of spring, music shows, lucky draws,and attractive promotions.

Organised by the Business Association of HighQuality Vietnamese Goods and Business Studies and Assistance Centre (BSA), theevent, which will go on until February 13, seeks to help farmers, start-ups,co-operatives and businesses using green, clean and safe technologies andproducing local specialities introduce their products to HCM City customers.

At the opening ceremony, the organisers gave gifts to 30 poor families inDistrict 11 and 30 outstanding coaches and athletes at the stadium.

The event is a Tet edition of the Green and Nice Market that has been organisedby the BSA for nearly two years at 135A and 163 Pasteur in District 3 onSaturdays and Sundays.-VNA
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