The event is part of the project "Promoting Vietnamese enterprises to directly participate in foreign distribution networks until 2030" approved by the Prime Minister. More than 60 Trade Offices and branches of the Vietnam Trade Office abroad have directly listened and advised Vietnamese businesses and industry associations on trade promotion.

Vietnam's pepper and spice industry this year exported nearly 330 thousand tons, with an export turnover of more than 710 million USD. Although the export scale is quite positive, this industry is only processing for small retailers around the world, not reaching retail "giants" such as Amazon, Costco or Walmart.

As for the textile industry, the challenge of accessing partners is also a big barrier. "Large wholesale and retail distribution channels all have their own chains, so participating in the chain and competing with partner suppliers is also part of this challenge," Mr. Pham Tung Linh - Deputy General Director said. Director of Duc Giang Corporation said.

Mr. Ta Hoang Linh - Director of the European - American Market Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade said: "Trade deals guiding policies of the EU and other countries will change in the near future. If small and medium enterprises If you want to supply to large retailers, you need to link together to produce products, link together to produce stages in the overall supply chain."

In September, the Ministry of Industry and Trade will also organize a series of events "Connecting the international supply chain of goods" at exhibition centers, trade events connecting supply and demand directly for businesses with distributors. major distribution in the world.

Minh Toan