This is not only a timely logistics solution to ensure the supply of goods to the distribution system in the UAE but also demonstrates the rapid adaptability of Vietnamese businesses in the face of fluctuations in global trade.

On November 4, the Agricultural Trade Promotion Centre (Ministry of Agriculture and Environment) held a press conference to announce information about the International Agricultural Exhibition AgroViet 2025.

Taking advantage of natural conditions and available raw material areas, many cooperatives have boldly linked up in production, applied science and technology, and successfully built agricultural product brands that bring high economic value.

The Viet Nam Agricultural Products Week 2025 will officially take place at the Exhibition House, No. 45 Trang Tien Street, Ha Noi on October 24 and 25. The event promises a vibrant and unique experience space, celebrating the richness and diversity of Vietnamese agricultural products.

Some 90% of Vietnamese agricultural products are still exported in raw form, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment. This remains a major disadvantage, leaving Vietnamese products subject to price suppression and instability in many demanding markets.

Amid rising consumer demand in Japan for clean, traceable, and sustainable agricultural products, Vietnamese goods are seeing numerous opportunities to penetrate this selective market more deeply.