(TBTCO) – On April 24, the International Sourcing Fair 2024 (Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam) opened in the city. Ho Chi Minh City, attracting more than 8,000 buyers from more than 150 countries to participate in sourcing products from Vietnam.
| Foreign partners participate in displaying and introducing products at the 2024 International Sourcing Exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City. |
According to the Exhibition Organizing Committee, this year there are more than 400 suppliers from Vietnam and Asia participating in the exhibition, of which 70% are Vietnamese suppliers and the remaining 30% represent key markets: : Malaysia, Thailand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Korea, China, Hong Kong (China) and Taiwan (China). The exhibition has a product list of more than 20,000 products meeting export standards in the following industries: Home – furniture, gifts – handicrafts, fashion – accessories, textiles – fashion accessories page.
Mr. Vu Quoc Toan, Member of the Executive Committee of Dong Nai Wood and Handicrafts Association (DOWA), said that in the context of consumers increasingly needing to choose environmentally friendly goods, the exhibition ” International Sourcing 2024″ is like a landmark playground for domestic businesses to participate. This year, DOWA participates with sustainable wood products to introduce to foreign partners, thereby helping to build relationships with new partners and introduce Vietnam’s environmentally friendly wood industry. Nam comes to the world.
| Foreign textile and footwear products are widely displayed at the exhibition to find partners from the Vietnamese market. |
Mr. Hu Wei, CEO of Global Sources, the exhibition organizer, said that Vietnam’s exports of textiles, footwear and wooden furniture have seen strong growth in the first months of 2024. This shows that It can be seen that the trend of sourcing products from Vietnam and throughout Asia among international buyers is also increasing and has great potential. Therefore, the exhibition is also a great opportunity for Vietnamese partners to expand export markets to other countries in the coming time. /.
