NGỌC LÊ - THANH CHÂN |
Pork prices in Ho Chi Minh City increased sharply near the Lunar New Year 2026, supermarkets deployed price stabilization, promotions and increased reserves to support consumers.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Faced with the upward trend of pork prices at traditional markets, many retail systems are implementing strong price reduction programs.
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Ho Chi Minh City - The Parents' Association conducted a surprise inspection and discovered 90kg of suspected poor quality pork that had changed color. The entire amount of pork has been returned to the supplier.
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Pork prices at Ho Chi Minh City supermarkets are stirring up due to increased input costs and supply being affected by epidemics and natural disasters, but purchasing power is still stable.
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Hanoi - Victims in the chain collision on Nguyen Chanh street did not have time to handle it because the car opposite rushed in too quickly.
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The Ministry of Industry and Trade said it is promoting key enterprises to sign long-term contracts with international partners, maintaining gasoline and oil reserves to be ready to respond to fluctuations.
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Ho Chi Minh City - The 2026 Ho Chi Minh City Ao Dai Festival with the theme "Golden Silk - Weaving Aspiration" officially opened on the evening of March 6.
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Da Nang - Candidates of the 16th National Assembly Deputies of constituency No. 5 participate in an online voter contact conference connecting many communes and wards.
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Hanoi - The Ring Road 2.5 project section passing through Xuan Dinh ward has just organized construction, and has also carried out land acquisition and site clearance.
NGỌC LÊ |
Ho Chi Minh City - Faced with the upward trend of pork prices at traditional markets, many retail systems are implementing strong price reduction programs.
ĐÌNH TRỌNG |
Ho Chi Minh City - The Parents' Association conducted a surprise inspection and discovered 90kg of suspected poor quality pork that had changed color. The entire amount of pork has been returned to the supplier.
HẠ MÂY |
Pork prices at Ho Chi Minh City supermarkets are stirring up due to increased input costs and supply being affected by epidemics and natural disasters, but purchasing power is still stable.
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