Vietnamese bananas gain a foothold in picky Japanese market


Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Vũ Hồng Nam introduces Vietnamese bananas to Japanese reporters at the event. — VNA/VNS

TOKYO (Vietnam News/ANN): Vietnamese Goods Week in Japan ended on Saturday (June 26) with Vietnamese bananas finding a foothold in what is often considered a picky market.

During the three-day event, along with lychee and dragon fruit, Vietnamese bananas attracted the attention of Japanese consumers.

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