Hapro expands its export markets to Africa

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Ha Noi Trade Corporation (hapro) has make every effort to expand its export market to Africa, mostly focusing on Angola and Mozambique.

Last year, Hapro earned a total export turnover of US$281 million to more than 70 countries and territories. — Photo landtoday

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Ha Noi Trade Corporation (hapro) has make every effort to expand its export market to Africa, mostly focusing on Angola and Mozambique.

In addition, Hapro will also expand its exports to other markets like Cuba and Myanmar. It plans to export major products such as pepper, cashews, rice, handicrafts and consumer goods to these countries.

Hapro CEO Nguyen Huu Thang said his corporation would spur investment in infrastructure facilities and export activities with the aim of raising the production capacity at its satellite manufacturing companies.

Last year, Hapro earned a total export turnover of US$281 million to more than 70 countries and territories. — VNS

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