Vinh Phuc seeks to export farm products

Jan 26th at 14:08
26-01-2016 14:08:40+07:00

Vinh Phuc seeks to export farm products

Vinh Phuc province plans to expand cultivation of its strongest exports in farm produce, such as red-flesh dragon fruit, Hong aromatic bananas and chayote, a type of gourd.

Recently, local authorities signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on co-operation in production and export of agricultural products with enterprises from Taiwan, Japan and Malaysia. The province has been accelerating restructuring of its agriculture industry, focusing on developing its strongest products for large-scale production using high-tech methods.

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