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In an effort to improve living conditions of people in rural areas and expand markets for local farm produce, the northern province of Ninh Binh has focused on developing key local products in association with the OCOP programme, thereby building brands for local farm produce and increasing their values.
The 23rd Vietnam International Agriculture Trade Fair (AgroViet 2023), themed "Connecting Value Chains, Developing Ecological and Sustainable Agriculture", opened in Hanoi on September 14.
In the era of technology boom, the use of origin traceability stamps on agricultural products has become popular. The move has helped add more values to farm produce, build trust among consumers and improve competitiveness on the market. It has also helped state management agencies supervise the quality of products, thus speeding up digital transformation in agriculture.
In a bid to adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic, some agricultural cooperatives in Ninh Binh province have carried out numerous ways to access markets. At the same time, they have gradually changed method of trading from traditional selling to online selling and delivery at home, helping them attract more consumers and sell more products.
The Ninh Binh Provincial People's Committee has issued a plan to support local farmers to sell their agricultural products on e-commerce platforms and promote the development of the digital economy in the agriculture sector.
To carry out the One Commune- One Product (OCOP) programme, Ninh Binh province soon approved a project to define each region with one safe and high-quality product for the 2018-2020 period. After three years of implementation, the programme has seen as a suitable solution for developing agricultural products, handicraft products, services and tourism of each region, thus contributing to restructuring the rural economy towards high added value.
The Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Development (MARD) has launched a programme to connect and support the sales of agricultural products on a national scale.
The complicated developments of the COVID-19 pandemic have caused disruption in agricultural product supply chains and posed challenges for many localities in agricultural product consumption. To address this problem, Ninh Binh authorities have directed related localities and sectors to work together to seek solutions to boost the sale of agricultural products during the COVID-19 pandemic.
PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc called on Chinese businesses to accelerate import of Vietnamese agricultural products for mutual benefits during a meeting with top Chinese business representatives in Shanghai on Sunday.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is drafting a Circular for the list of 15 national key agricultural products.
The Vietnamese agricultural sector should find out a right way of approach, consider market as the target and market standards as quality measurement to help agricultural products better meet both domestic and international market requirements.
Agricultural and economic experts gathered at a Hanoi conference on May 24 to discuss the measures needed to recognise and re-position market for agricultural products in Vietnam.
The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) has issued an official dispatch to ask accommodation providers and travel and service businesses to assist farmers to sell their agricultural products.
