Vietnamese products become big hit at Foodex Japan in Kansai 2022
Booths introducing Vietnamese products at the International Food and Beverage Exhibition in Kansai region (Foodex Japan in Kansai 2022), Japan, have attracted the attention of a large number of Japanese consumers and enterprises.
Vietnamese pavilions at the exhibition. (Photo: VNA)
Tokyo (VNA) – Booths introducing Vietnameseproducts at the International Food and Beverage Exhibition in Kansai region (FoodexJapan in Kansai 2022), Japan, have attracted the attention of a large number ofJapanese consumers and enterprises.
They include fruits, handicrafts, beverages and food.
Nathalia Uemura, a representative of Mundial Foods company that imports and distributes Vietnamese goods in Japan, said they are favoured by many Japanese people.
Tetsuji Haruta, a representative of Gold Cashew company, said customers have a special taste for Vietnamese cashew nuts, adding his company plans to further promote Vietnameseproducts to Japanese consumers as well as foreign visitors at stores andtourist attractions in the region.
Enterprises introduce Vietnamese fruits to customers in Japan. (Photo: VNA)
First held in 1976, Foodex Japan is the largest international foodand beverage exhibition in Japan. The event attracts attention of businesses aroundthe world because it is the chance to promote the trade of agriculturalproducts between this Northeast Asian country and foreign countries.
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Vietnamese pavilions at the exhibition. (Photo: VNA) 
Enterprises introduce Vietnamese fruits to customers in Japan. (Photo: VNA) 
