Bac Ninh Seeks Buyers for 118,000-Tonne Fruit Crop
Northern Vietnam's Bac Ninh province is focusing on securing export markets for its substantial fruit harvest of 118,000 tonnes. The initiative aims to enhance international competitiveness through digitized customs procedures and improved quality control, part of Vietnam's broader push for agricultural export growth.
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