Three international expos open in HCM City

More than 300 leading businesses are showcasing 20,000 products in electronics and smart appliances, baby products and toys, and gifts and housewares at three expos opening in HCM City on December 1.

Visitors at the Vietnam International Baby Products & Toys Expo that opened in HCM City on December 1. — VNS Photo

More than 300 leading businesses are showcasing 20,000 products in electronics and smart appliances, baby products and toys, and gifts and housewares at three expos opening in HCM City on December 1.

The Vietnam International Electronics & Smart Appliances Expo showcases products in five main categories: machinery, electric devices and electronics; technology products and components; smart appliances and smart home, LED technology and lighting systems, and refrigeration and household electricity.

The Vietnam International Baby Products & Toys Expo displays products in five categories: toys and accessories; educational products; strollers, baby equipment for cars; products for mom and infants; and fashion products.

Products on display at the Vietnam International Gifts & Housewares Expo include smart home appliances, professional kitchen appliances and accessories, home furniture, and business gifts.

More than 2,000 one-on-one meetings have been scheduled at the three expos which are organised by the Viet Nam National Trade Fair & Advertising Company (Vinexad) and Guangdong Chaoyu Exhibition Co., Ltd.

The expos at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre will last until December 3. — VNS

Visitors at the Vietnam International Baby Products & Toys Expo that opened in HCM City on December 1. VNS Photo

HCM CITY — More than 300 leading businesses are showcasing 20,000 products in electronics and smart appliances, baby products and toys, and gifts and housewares at three expos opening in HCM City on December 1.

The Vietnam International Electronics & Smart Appliances Expo showcases products in five main categories: machinery, electric devices and electronics; technology products and components; smart appliances and smart home, LED technology and lighting systems, and refrigeration and household electricity.

The Vietnam International Baby Products & Toys Expo displays products in five categories: toys and accessories; educational products; strollers, baby equipment for cars; products for mom and infants; and fashion products.

Products on display at the Vietnam International Gifts & Housewares Expo include smart home appliances, professional kitchen appliances and accessories, home furniture, and business gifts.

More than 2,000 one-on-one meetings have been scheduled at the three expos which are organised by the Viet Nam National Trade Fair & Advertising Company (Vinexad) and Guangdong Chaoyu Exhibition Co., Ltd.

The expos at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre will last until December 3. — VNS

  • Share:

see also

Trade minister calls for high-tech investments from Japan

Trade minister calls for high-tech investments from Japan

Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyễn Hồng Diên appeals for mutual assistance on an official visit to Japan.
Northern midlands and mountainous region leads nation in GRDP growth

Northern midlands and mountainous region leads nation in GRDP growth

Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyễn Đức Tâm said that this region’s GRDP is expected to grow by 9.1 per cent.
Bình Định province works to attract investment from Japan

Bình Định province works to attract investment from Japan

The People’s Committee of Bình Định province on Wednesday signed a cooperation deal with the Japan – Việt Nam Friendship Association of Sakai city to boost investment and development ties with Japan.
E-portal for e-commerce household businesses launched

E-portal for e-commerce household businesses launched

The General Department of Taxation on Thursday officially launched the e-portal for households and individuals running businesses to register, declare and pay tax.
Ministry proposes incentives for renewable energy projects

Ministry proposes incentives for renewable energy projects

To attract investments in offshore wind power, the ministry proposed an exemption of marine area use fees during construction and a 50 per cent reduction in fees for the 12 years after operations begin.