Vietnam Launches New Domestic Product Promotion Program to Enhance Market Quality
The Vietnamese government has approved the "Vietnamese Goods for Vietnamese People" program for 2026-2030. This initiative aims to foster the sustainable development of the domestic market and restore consumer confidence by enhancing product quality, brand building, and strengthening distribution networks. It marks a shift from the long-standing "Buy Vietnamese" campaign to more substantive market development.
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