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Vietnamese firms showcase products

Jun 18th at 13:55
18-06-2014 13:55:03+07:00

Vietnamese firms showcase products

 Eighty Vietnamese enterprises will advertise their goods at the Viet Nam–Myanmar Trade–Service–Tourism Fair 2014, HCM City's Investment and Trade Promotion Centre (ITPC) said.

ITPC described that the event, which will be held in Yangon City from June 26 to 30, will provide an excellent opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to introduce their products to Myanmar consumers and seek business partners to establish a commodity distribution channel to the market.

Processed foods, plastics, household utensils and garment and textiles, as well as cosmetics, footwear, wood products and interior decorations, will be on display.

ITPC Director Pho Nam Phuong said that Vietnamese businesses have always exploited opportunities to provide Myanmar consumers with high-quality products at competitive prices.

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