Hung Yen Province Develops Local Specialties Through OCOP Program
Vietnam's Hung Yen Province is promoting the development and branding of local specialties by leveraging regional resources through the 'One Commune One Product' (OCOP) program. To date, 593 products have been recognized with 3-star ratings or higher, contributing to the revitalization of the local economy and increased resident income.
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