Kien Giang promotes agriculture exports

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The Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang is intent on realising its export goal of earning US$670 million in 2014.

KIEN GIANG (Biz Hub) — The Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang is intent on realising its export goal of earning US$670 million in 2014.

Of the total, the export of agricultural products is expected to reach $440 million, while aquatic products are hoped to bring home $175 million. Other goods will bring in an estimated $55 million.

The locality will also strive to raise rice exports in the last months of the 2013-14 winter-spring crop. It will also promote shrimp export to the US as the country does not impose anti-dumping duties on Viet Nam's shrimp products.— VNS



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