Japanese businesses want to buy onions, green onions, and spinach from Vietnam

Published 2024년 12월 24일

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The Osaka Trade Office is seeking Vietnamese partners to produce and export onions, green onions, and frozen spinach to Japanese enterprises, replacing current suppliers from China. Despite being a developed country with advanced agriculture, Japan only meets about 45% of its domestic consumption demand and imports agricultural products. However, only six main agricultural groups are currently exported from Vietnam to Japan, leaving potential for growth. The Vietnamese agricultural export value to Japan accounts for less than 2% of the total export value, indicating room for improvement. The article also stresses the importance of meeting high-quality standards, modern supply chains, and cooperation for improving agricultural products' value and market access.

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Original content

The Osaka Trade Office is working with Japanese enterprises that are looking for partners to produce and export the following products in Vietnam: 1. Onions: Fresh, both peeled and whole. Quantity needed: 1 20ft container per month. 2. Green onions: Fresh. Quantity needed: 1 20ft container per month. 3. Frozen spinach: packed in 1kg or 500gr bags. Quantity needed: 1 20ft container per month. Currently, Japanese enterprises are importing the above products from China and want to switch to looking for partners in Vietnam. So any enterprise that is able to communicate and exchange via email in Chinese or Japanese can register and send information about their capacity, quotation and business card of the sales staff/contact representative to the Osaka Trade Office Branch (Japan). Up to now, assessing the potential of the Japanese market, experts said that Japan is a developed industrial country, has modern agriculture and has many advantages in applying high technology to agricultural ...

Source: Danviet