On the morning of June 13, Thai Binh Department of Industry and Trade coordinated with the Department of Domestic Market (Ministry of Industry and Trade) and An Giang Investment and Trade Promotion Center to organize a conference to connect supply and demand between traders of the province. Thai Binh with Tu Son supermarket, An Giang province.

The Vietnam Trade Office in the UAE introduces information about importers wishing to import fresh fruit.

Romanian enterprises are interested in importing canned products such as pineapples, white beans, mushrooms, salmon, tomatoes, cucumbers, salt and pepper and wish to connect with direct Vietnamese manufacturers.

Manufacturing is critically important to our economic future, with food and beverage processing being Australia's largest manufacturing sector.

The Vietnam Trade Office in Germany introduces businesses that need to find suppliers of bags from Vietnam.

There are significant changes and challenges taking place in the global market right now and the Valve Industry (VCN) industry is no exception. Participating in this event is an opportunity for enterprises (DN) to know about the latest VCN technologies, especially in the fields of design, monitoring, control, automation, maintenance and testing.

On June 14, 2023, CBI (Center for the Promotion of Imports of Goods from Developing Countries, under the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs) will organize a webinar with the theme: "Learn how to meet the requirements sustainability demand for coffee exports to Europe".

Karnataka is the southwestern state of India, the Information Technology (IT) hub of India. Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka state, is the fourth largest tech cluster in the world after Silicon Valley, Boston and London.

Japanese enterprises need to find Vietnamese companies that manufacture, trade, and sell Brine shrimp eggs or artemia cysts to import products for sale in Japan.

According to Mr. Salaouatchi, Minister of Fisheries and Fisheries Production of Algeria, the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tuna has increased the fishing quota for red tuna for Algeria from 1,650 tons in 2022 to 2,023 tons in 2023. (+22%).