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Vietnam sees opportunities for spices exports to India

The Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency’s Export Promotion Center (PROMOCEN) has announced a virtual event to take place later this month serving trade connection between Vietnam and India regarding spices and flavourings.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Trade PromotionAgency’s Export Promotion Center (PROMOCEN) has announced a virtual event totake place later this month serving trade connection between Vietnam and Indiaregarding spices and flavourings.

Accordingly, the two-hour networking is slated for February23 and expected to gather about 40 Vietnamese and Indian firms.

The participants will inform each other on their respectivemarkets, particularly in terms of advantages and obstacles; and introduce theirproducts and strengths to potential importers.

The organisation of the event sees the coordination of PROMOCEN,the Indian Embassy in Vietnam, and the Spices Board of India.

Vietnam’s agriculture sector along with the spices andseasonings industry have enjoyed a remarkable transition which turns thecountry into a supplier of those products for the global market. AmongVietnamese spices, peppercorn has gained a foothold on the international marketand holds a lion’s share in export revenue./.
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