Bringing Vietnamese commodities to workers not only works in improving awareness to build up habits of using Vietnamese commodities but also makes those goods accessible to people of low income.
More Vietnamese commodities presented to working people
Do Van Phung, Deputy Director of Young Factory Workers Supporting Center informed of their monthly Vietnamese commodity fair with job introduction to young factory workers. At each fair, averagely 20 enterprises are present. The fairs are the best chances for them to introduce prestigious Vietnamese commodities with plenty of discounts to attract more and more buyers.
As observed at local market places, buying power of Vietnamese commodities among factory workers has been stirred up as more products of quality and models have been produced to well satisfy buyers’ needs. Currently, the expansion of distribution system in rural areas and populated residential areas has been focused on by departments, authorities, and enteprises.
The Vietnamese commodity fair with job introduction is organized at My Phuoc Industrial Park 3 in Ben Cat Town to service factory workers. Photo: Q. Nhien
Huynh Ngoc Diep, Secretary of Joint Youth’s League Grassroots of Binh Duong One-Member Garment Co. Ltd. informed of their frequent information dissemination to their members, calling upon them to follow the movement of Vietnamese commodity prioritization by Vietnamese people. The league grassroots, particularly, held sales events of premium Unicol T-shirts (over 40% discounts) and joined up the movement of Vietnamese commodities in rural area organized by Department of Industry and Trade.
Besides, supermarkets of labor unions of various companies in the province have recently included more Vietnamese commodities in diversified quantity, quality, and prices.
To change the buying habits
Observing the situation at Viet-Sing market place at Thuan Giao Ward of Thuan An Town, we could see that Vietnamese commodities overwhelm the place. The stall of aluminum and household commodities of Pham Nhat Tan, Vietnamese brand-names of Duy Tan, Hoan Cau, Binh Minh, and Thanh Phat are mainly displayed. Tan informed that he must double check for origin and quality of the commodities produced by domestic enterprises before reselling to his customers of keen consideration for origin and quality. Thus, domestic commodities at his stall have eyed the best sales.
At supermarkets of Thai Binh Shoes, Sao Viet Corporation, Pung Kook Saigon 2 and 3 corporations, Vietnamese commodities dominated other products by bargain prices and assured quality.
Nguyen Thi Hong Cuc, a worker at Vietnam-Singapore Industrial Park 1 in Thuan An Town said that she had changed her attention more to origin and quality than pricing. And, she prioritized Vietnamese commodities with assured marks.
“I can observe the improved models and quality of Vietnamese commodities at very reasonable prices. Thus, I prioritize household commodities to be Vietnamese originated,” she said.
To animate the movement of Vietnamese commodity prioritization by Vietnamese people, experts asserted that more assurance and protection of consumers should be established while domestic enterprises should produce more quality products to win the trust of their customers regarding the domestic products. Importantly, consumers should be smart enough to protect themselves.
Reported by Q. Nhien – Translated by Vi Bao
