(VOV) - A delegation representing Canadian
businesses is paying a visit to Vietnam from October 29 to November 2 to seek
opportunities in the wood processing industry.
The visit has been organized by the Handicraft
and Wood Industry Association (HAWA) of Ho Chi Minh City in coordination with
the Investment and Trade Promotion Center of Ho Chi Minh City (ITPC), the
Vietnamese embassy in Canada and Canada’s Trade Facilitation Office (TFO).
At a seminar on opportunities for selling wood
and interior decoration products in the Canadian market held on October 29,
HAWA Vice Chairman Tran Quoc Manh said the visit by Canadian businesses
presents an opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to expand their export
market.
Enterprises should prepare their marketing
plans well to promote their products, and attract buyers, Mr Manh noted.
In the first nine months of 2011, wood and
interior decoration exports reached more than US$2.8 billion. As Vietnamese
exports are facing some difficulties in the US and Europe, market expansion in
Canada is considered an effective solution, he added.
Head of the Canadian business delegation,
Robert Mackinnon, said Canada is a big international import-export market and,
despite global economic difficulties, the country has achieved high growth in
imports and exports. The best way to enter the Canadian market is through trade
centres, retail chains and e-commerce services, he said.
During their visit, Canadian businesses will
meet with wood processors and visit some of their production facilities.
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