Lam Dong Province Approves VND 450 Billion Meat Processing Plant Investment
Lam Dong Province's Industrial Zone Management Board has approved an investment project for a meat processing plant. CP Vietnam will invest VND 450 billion (approx. $18 million USD) to produce 57,000 tons of meat products annually, aiming to boost the province's industrial development and modernize its meat industry.
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