(HBO) – Kim Boi JSC in Hoa Binh province on March 15 exported 22 tonnes of processed bamboo shoots to the Netherlands.
Representatives of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Hoa Binh province and the provincial Sub-Department of Managing Agro-Forestry-Fisheries Quality inspect the packaging process of products by Kim Boi JSC in Ba Hang Doi town (Lac Thuy district).
This is the fourth batch of the product exported so far this year by the company. The shipment is packed in accordance with a closed process, strictly complying with the required specifications and food safety standards of the EU.
In 2022, Kim Boi JSC invested in developing technology and techniques in processing bamboo shoots and vermicelli to meet the increasing demand in domestic and foreign markets. The firm has so far provided 27 products for sale in the market, including nine exports.
The business has focused on improving technology, design, and the quality of products, thus satisfying the demand of customers. Its products have won consumer trust.
So far this year, the company shipped 85 tonnes of processed bamboo shot products to Singapore, Japan and the Netherlands./.
Determining industrial development as a driving force for socio-economic development, Lac Thuy district has stepped up the dissemination work to raise awareness of officials, party members, and people of the policy of forming and developing industrial clusters, while developing resolutions and action programmes, and including them in the local socio-economic development planning on promoting the development of these clusters.
With funding from the National Target Programme for socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas, localities in of Hoa Binh province have invested in essential infrastructure which helps improve local people's lives.
Hoa Binh city has allocated 654 million VND (nearly 26.200 USD) for supporting the protection and sustainable development of 507ha of natural forest to carry out Project 3 on sustainably developing agricultural and forestry production to tap into the potential and advantages of regions to produce goods in value chains.
With the Mid-Autumn Festival nearly a month away, various kinds of mooncakes from popular brands like Kinh Do, Huu Nghi, and Hai Ha have been put on sale at the local shopping malls and business establishments.
In addition to livestock farming, cultivation, and agricultural production, Dao ethnic minority people in Ba Ra hamlet in Hung Son commune of Kim Boi district have also engaged in forestry-based livelihoods, especially bamboo shoot planting.
The Hoa Binh Steering Committee for State Budget Collection on August 15 held a conference to assess the results of state budget revenue between January and July. The conference was chaired by vice chairman of the provincial People's Committee and head of the Steering Committee Quach Tat Liem.
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