A workshop on pushing exports to the US was held in Dong Nai province on January 28, attracting more than 150 local exporters and the US's business community in Vietnam.
A workshop on pushing exports to the US was held in Dong Nai province on January 28, attracting more than 150 local exporters and the US’s business community in Vietnam.
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| Deputy Secretary Phan Thi My Thanh of Dong Nai provincial Party Committee introduces Dong Nai products to the U.S corporaions |
At the event, Dao Tran Nhan, Trade Minister Counselor and Vietnam Trade Office Chief Representative in the US said that the US is a large market and Vietnamese goods now have more opportunities to access this market.
Vietnam’s key exports to the US are shrimp, tra fish, wood and wood products. In particular, four kinds of Vietnamese fruits are allowed to export directly to the market, including rambutan, dragon fruit, longan and litchi, he noted.
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| Dong Nai businesses sign cooperation agreements with the U.S corporaions |
Nhan urged Vietnamese exporters to ensure that the product quality meets international standards.
According to the General Statistics Office (GSO), in 2014 Vietnam’s export revenue reached US$150 billion, up 13.6% compared to the previous year.
The US is the largest importer of Vietnam. The nation’s export value to the US achieved US$28.5 billion, showing a year-on-year increase of 19.6%.
(Source:VOV)
