Vietnam: Binh Phuoc cashew industry with concerns about raw materials

Published 2022년 12월 14일

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A seminar hosted by Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and attended by over 70 representatives from various sectors discussed the future of cashew trade cooperation with Africa. The discussion aimed to address the current challenges and opportunities in sourcing raw cashew nuts from Africa for Vietnam. Binh Phuoc Province, a major player in the Vietnamese cashew industry, suggested several strategies to ensure a steady supply of raw cashew nuts, including seeking support from embassies in Africa for investment and business laws, and developing cooperation and investment programs in cashew material areas with neighboring countries like Cambodia and Laos. The ministry also emphasized the importance of adopting international cashew product standards and implementing preferential policies for deep processing of cashew products to increase export value and competitiveness.

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The trend requires Vietnamese managers and businesses to soon have a long-term vision, a new approach in cashew trade cooperation with Africa to have a new direction for sustainable development of the cashew industry. seminars in the form of online with many ministries, branches, localities, research institutes, associations and businesses that import, export and process cashews, discuss solutions to ensure the supply of raw cashew nuts for Vietnam. On December 12, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a seminar "Cashew nut trade cooperation with Africa and solutions to ensure the supply of raw cashew nuts for Vietnam". In order to assess the current situation, opportunities and challenges in importing raw cashew nuts from Africa in the past time, and at the same time to discuss directions and solutions in the coming time. The seminar was attended by Deputy Foreign Minister Pham Quang Hieu and more than 70 representatives in person and online from many ministries/sectors, ...

Source: Vinacas