Vietnamese products are conquering domestic customers with their high quality, good designs and reasonable prices. The traditional Lunar New Year is coming soon and commercial centres, supermarkets and shops are full of et essentials. Of these Vietnamese products account for 85-90 percent.
At supermarkets, like Big C, Fivimart, Metro
and Intemex, many products such as confectionary, beverages and gift baskets
with brand names of Bibica, Kinh Do, Pham Nguyen, Huu Nghi and Hai Ha are
displayed in large quality. They are busy with customers from early morning to
late night. Especially for Tet Big C chains have prepared around 100 tonnes of
cold meat, 130 tonnes of confectionary, 500 tonnes of fruit and vegetables. In
addition to traditional food, such as Chung cake, rice cake, Big C also
provides specialities from different regions.
Nguyen Trong Tan, Director of Big C Thang Long says consumption power during Tet increases by 20-30 percent, so the supermarket has prepared a large supply of goods for pre and after Tet. They promise not to raise prices.
Earnings from Vietnamese goods accounted for 80-90 of total earnings, Tuan says. Big C regularly updates this information with its partners and producers. 95 percent of goods at the supermarket are Vietnamese products which were a wide range of models and samples.
Following its slogan “Hapro brings spring to every family, the Hanoi Trade Corporation (Hapro) prepared a wide range of high quality products. It has worked with Hanoi districts to organise nine fairs on January 25-29.
Mai Khue Anh, Hapro Managing Director, says that Hapro offers many traditional products at reasonable prices, such as Chung cakes, beef and pork pies, seafood spring rolls, Thang Long wine, Hanoi confectionary and beer, clothes and other essential products.
Mai Anh says Hapro organised nine fairs in Hanoi’s outskirt districts both to provide rural customers with high quality products at reasonable prices and to stabilise the prices.
The bustling atmosphere of shopping becomes most intense just before Tet. People look for good quality products and most of these are made domestically.
“Vietnamese products offered at supermarkets and shops are diverse and their prices reasonable. Their quality is good and their designs are attractive,“ says Nguyen Thi Dieu, a customer from Long Bien district, Hanoi who shops at Fivimark. Vietnamese products can compete with imported ones.
At Tet fairs, Vietnamese products are conquering domestic customers with their high quality, good design and reasonable prices.
The “Vietnamese people use Vietnamese products” campaign launched by Politburo has brought practical benefit as it encourages domestic businesses to improve their technological capacity, expand their markets and meet the increasing demand of customers.
(VOVNEWS)
