In the context of deep integration, many Vietnamese businesses proactively restructure their operations, invest in improving the standards of farming, processing and packaging processes to meet international market requirements. Businesses actively seek partners, participate in trade connection and trade promotion programs to expand export orders.
Talking to Lao Dong Newspaper, Ms. Bui Thu Thuy - General Director of Tam Huu Dung Co., Ltd. said that recently the enterprise was honored to welcome a delegation from Yeongam district (Korea) led by Mr. Kim Young Tae - Political Assistant, along with 12 politicians to visit and work.
The entire production, processing, and packaging process of products strictly complies with the regulations of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, applies international standards and regulations, and is inspected and evaluated for quality by functional agencies. Many products of the company have been present at major supermarket systems in the country such as AEON, GO!, LOTTE, VinMart... With the above results, we have successfully signed cooperation contracts for business and distribution of Vietnamese agricultural products to Yeongam district (Korea)" - Ms. Bui Thu Thuy said.
Ms. Bui Thu Thuy said that the Korean representative affirmed her desire to establish long-term cooperation relations, bringing Vietnamese clean agricultural products deeply into the Korean market.
The story of Tam Huu Dung Co., Ltd. has shown that trade promotion activities and trade connections with international partners are regularly implemented by businesses. From there, grasping consumption trends and adjusting the product structure to expand to potential markets such as Korea, Japan, EU, and the Middle East... gradually reduce dependence on a few traditional markets, creating new growth opportunities for the industry.
According to estimates by the Vietnam Vegetable and Fruit Association (Vinafruit), vegetable and fruit exports in December were estimated to collect 795 million USD, bringing the total value of vegetable and fruit exports for the whole year 2025 to nearly 8.6 billion USD, a sharp increase of 20% compared to 2024. This is the highest figure ever for the Vietnamese vegetable and fruit industry, and also the third year recording consecutive growth after a sharp decline due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This result far exceeded initial forecasts, clearly reflecting the stable, sustainable growth momentum and increasingly enhanced competitiveness of Vietnamese vegetables and fruits in the world market. For many consecutive years, vegetable and fruit exports have maintained double-digit growth, making positive contributions to the overall achievement as Vietnam continues to be in the group of 25 countries with the largest import and export turnover in the world.
