Dong Thap: Receiving Japanese business delegation to learn about investment in processed agricultural products
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- 22:26 22/08/2022
DNHN - Preparing for the operation of Thanh Ngoc Agricultural Products and Vegetables Factory in Chau Thanh District, Vinh Hoan Joint Stock Company is promoting and exchanging strategic cooperation relationships for the output products of the factories in the US, European, and Japanese markets.
On August 17, Vinh Hoan Joint Stock Company and Matsuda Sangyo Company had a meeting with leaders of the Provincial Party Committee and People's Committee of Dong Thap Province on the expected content of cooperation between the two sides. It is known that in the Japanese market, Matsuda Sangyo Company is an important strategic partner with Vinh Hoan Company.

Leaders of provincial departments and branches informed Vinh Hoan Joint Stock Company and Matsuda Sangyo Company about the potential and strengths of local agriculture, including agricultural products of interest to companies such as sweet potatoes, mango, eggplant, cantaloupe, Japanese okra, etc. Vietnam's regulations on processed agricultural products for export, development of planting area codes, and construction of agricultural raw material areas are also divided by provincial departments and sectors.
Mr Doan Tan Buu - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee said that Dong Thap province is giving priority to attracting investment projects related to agricultural and aquatic products and especially processing, towards export; the province has always consistently advocated creating favourable conditions for investors when coming to the locality.
Mr Doan Tan Buu highly appreciated the production and business activities of Vinh Hoan Joint Stock Company, as well as the Company's contribution to the local social security. At the same time, welcome the cooperation between Vinh Hoan Joint Stock Company and Matsuda Sangyo Company.
According to Mr Masato Kawano - General Director of Matsuda Sangyo Company, Matsuda Sangyo Company is a trading group, present for more than 20 years in Vietnam, specializing in supplying food products to the Japanese market, with a multinational operating network in China, Thailand, Vietnam and Taiwan. Agricultural products are one of the key products, notably potatoes, cantaloupe and mango. Recently, the use of raw materials in Vietnam is still small, so the company is looking for partners for large-scale investment and quality assurance, Japanese standards.
Currently, Vinh Hoan Joint Stock Company and Matsuda Sangyo Company are exchanging cooperation to develop products of cantaloupe, mango, sweet potato and Japanese eggplant, a farm association program, and a strategy for growing raw materials according to export standards. export to Japan.
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