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Spring trade fair introduces Vietnamese specialties

February 06, 2018 - 10:05

The Spring Fair 2018 began on Monday at the Hà Nội International Exhibition Centre in the capital city, introducing many specialties from different areas across the country to local customers.

Consumers shop for confectionery products at the Spring Fair 2018 which opened yesterday in Hà Nội. The fair, co-organised by the Việt Nam Exhibition Fair Centre JSC and the Việt Nam Beverage Association, will run until December 12. – VNS Photo Thái Hà

Viet Nam News

HÀ NỘI — The Spring Fair 2018 began on Monday at the Hà Nội International Exhibition Centre in the capital city, introducing many specialties from different areas across the country to local customers.

Co-organised by the Việt Nam Exhibition Fair Centre JSC and the Việt Nam Beverage Association, the fair features over 400 booths of more than 350 businesses nationwide, covering a total area of nearly 5,000 square metres.

The annual fair will be a good opportunity for participating businesses to introduce their products in order to better serve purchasing demands prior to the Lunar New Year (Tết) holiday, organisers said.

The products on display include fish sauce, tea and fresh farm produce, along with garment textile, footwear, fine arts and handicrafts, household appliances, confectionery and beverages.

In addition, the event also introduces products from other countries including Russia, South Korea, the United Kingdom, France and Belgium, among others. It will run until December 12.

A previous event, it saw the participation of more than 300 domestic firms, displaying a variety of goods across 500 pavilions. — VNS

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