Quang Ninh’s specialties on display at fair

Jan 14th at 08:29
14-01-2019 08:29:52+07:00

Quang Ninh’s specialties on display at fair

Food and typical products from Quang Ninh Province are on display at the “OCOP Quang Ninh Fair – Spring 2019” at Big C Thang Long in Ha Noi. This fair aims to introduce and stimulate consumer interest in products from the province in the framework of the national One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme.

 

The fair includes 63 pavilions offering more than 220 products, including Golden flower sticky rice (Nep cai hoa vang), wine made from rice and fruits, pork, salted pig’s feet, spring rolls, wild honey, flower and herbal tea, fresh asparagus, square glutinous rice cakes (banh chung), seafood and fine arts and ceramics.

According to Dang Huy Hau, Standing Vice Chairman of Quang Ninh People’s Committee, about 322 products of the province have participated in the OCOP programme, a significant development compared to just 48 products in the first year of its implementation in 2013.

All OCOP products are granted certificates of food safety and hygiene and more than 90 per cent of products have origin-tracing stamps. About 140 products are verified with 3-5 stars for quality.

“This fair will be an opportunity for OCOP businesses and cooperatives in Quang Ninh Province to directly introduce and promote special products with high quality and clear origin to consumers in the capital city,” Hau said.

Philippe Broianigo, CEO of Central Group Vietnam, said in August last year, the company recommended to the Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Development (MARD) and the Central Coordination Office on New Rural Development to become a partner of the national OCOP programme as being an outlet to promote the sale of OCOP products to customers.

OCOP Quang Ninh Fair is its first event under this framework. About 100,000 customers are expected to shop at Big C during the five-day fair which runs until January 15.

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