Bac Giang has developed a strategy to increase the consumption of lychee and other essential agricultural products, particular in 2022
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- 08:25 02/04/2022
DNHN - To promote lychee consumption in domestic and international markets, as well as to promote and introduce the province's key products, characteristics, and potentials, the Bac Giang provincial People's Committee has recently implemented a plan to organize the promotion of lychee consumption and key agricultural products in 2022.

Accordingly, Bac Giang province will organize a conference "Connecting trade, promoting consumption of lychee and products with potential and advantages of the province into the US market in 2022" in the form of both online and offline with the estimated time of March 29, 2022.
Organizing the ceremony to export lychee soon to be exported to the US and Japan markets in Tan Yen and Luc Ngan districts, expected time on May 18, 2022.
Organizing a series of events and conferences to promote the province's lychee consumption, including the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the shipment of lychee trucks for consumption and export in domestic and foreign markets, scheduled for May 25, ,2022 in Provincial Convention Center, 3/2 Square, Bac Giang city.
Simultaneously, the province plans a series of events in May and June 2022 to promote the consumption of lychee and other significant agricultural products indigenous to Bac Giang province in Ho Chi Minh City and southern regions. In which, activities to promote the consumption of lychee and other key products indigenous to the province are organized: face-to-face and online conferences to connect trade, search, and cooperate to facilitate the introduction of goods into the system of supermarkets, wholesale markets in Ho Chi Minh City and southern provinces, as well as with foreign partners and businesses.
Plan to organize the consumption promotion of lychee and other key agricultural products, specifically to promote lychee consumption in domestic and foreign markets in association with promoting and introducing key and typical products. and potential of the province; introduce tourism potentials and investment attraction advantages of Bac Giang province; create opportunities for domestic and foreign businesses and traders to find partners; strengthen the coordination between the functional agencies of Bac Giang province with agencies at the central level, with neighbouring provinces and cities and with other countries; with economic, trade and diplomatic agencies of Vietnam abroad and abroad in Vietnam to create favourable conditions for consumption of lychee and agricultural products of Bac Giang province.
An Nhien
According to bacgiang.gov.vn
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