Non-alcoholic Beverages Gain Traction in Vietnam, Demand Surges in Fine Dining
Demand for low and non-alcoholic beverages is rising in Vietnam, with fine dining establishments seeing increased popularity for non-alcoholic pairings with tasting menus. This trend is influenced by growing health consciousness and the need to cater to diverse drinking occasions.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Vietnamese PM Visits Cambodia for Official Talks
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung made an official visit to Cambodia, holding talks with Prime Minister Hun Manet. Both nations affirmed their commitment to strengthening comprehensive and long-term cooperation, building upon their traditional friendship.
- Vietnam to Host 76th Miss Universe Competition in 2027
Vietnam has been selected to host the 76th Miss Universe competition in 2027. This decision is expected to enhance Vietnam's international image and boost its tourism sector. Under its one-party system, Vietnam is actively pursuing the hosting of major international events as it deepens its economic growth and engagement with the global community.
- Pigs Slide Down Waterslides on Cambodian Farm, Become Viral Sensation
Pigs on a Cambodian farm are gaining viral attention for sliding down waterslides to cool off. The unusual spectacle, while popular with visitors, has also sparked debate online regarding animal welfare.
- Vietnam's Auto Market: VinFast Leads as Japanese Brands See Market Share Decline
In Vietnam's automotive market, VinFast has established itself as the leading domestic brand. Japanese cars, while increasing sales volume, are facing a decline in market share. Korean and American cars show similar trends, while Chinese cars remain sluggish.