AEON tells Vietnam firms to be more competitive in selling products to Japan


Visitors at a booth displaying Vietnamese goods at a workshop on exports to Japan through retailer AEON held yesterday by the HCM City Investment and Trade Promotion Centre. VNS Photo Bồ Xuân Hiệp.

HCM CITY, July 23 (Vietnam News/ANN) — Vietnamese exporters must make highly competitive products if they want them to be distributed in Japan through the network of AEON group, experts told a meeting in HCM City on Wednesday.

Speaking at the workshop, held to discuss exports to Japan organised by the HCM City Investment and Trade Promotion Centre (ITPC), Nguyễn Hữu Tín, its director, said though Việt Nam has been able to contain the outbreak of COVID-19, the global situation remains grim, causing a shortage of raw materials and severely affecting export activities.

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