Dong Nai firm exports Chung cake

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Tran Gia, a producer of Chung cake in southern Bien Hoa City, expects to export 35 tonnes to the US, Canada, Europe and several Asian countries, on the occasion of Tet (Lunar New Year).

Tran Gia, a producer of Chung cake in southern Bien Hoa City, expects to export 35 tonnes to the US, Canada, Europe and several Asian countries, on the occasion of Tet (Lunar New Year).— Photo phapluat

DONG NAI (Biz Hub)— Tran Gia, a producer of Chung cake in southern Bien Hoa City, expects to export 35 tonnes to the US, Canada, Europe and several Asian countries, on the occasion of Tet (Lunar New Year).

Tran Thanh Toan, owner of Tran Gia, said his company would ship abroad 5 tonnes of "Dong" (phrynium) leaves, used to wrap the cakes, to overseas markets.

According to Toan, Tran Gia exports about 35-45 tonnes of Chung cake to those markets every year.—VNS

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