Japanese seafood processing plant built in Binh Dinh
Japan’s Binh Dinh Evertrust firm began construction on a seafood processing and preservation plant, the first of its kind in the Nhon Hoi economic zone in Quy Nhon city, in the central province of Binh Dinh on October 10.
Binh Dinh (VNA) – Japan’s Binh Dinh Evertrustfirm began construction on a seafood processing and preservation plant, thefirst of its kind in the Nhon Hoi economic zone in Quy Nhon city, in thecentral province of Binh Dinh on October 10.
Costing nearly 8 million USD, the plant sits on a site of5ha and is designed to process and preserve 2,000 tonnes of aquatic productseach year. It will also offer services including hot baths, Japanese cuisine andcultural products for visitors.
The first stage of the project is scheduled to be put intooperation by mid-2019.
General Director of Evertrust Kosaburo Kimura expressed his wishto turn the plant into a source of tuna for both domestic and foreign suppliesso that more consumers can access Vietnamese tuna.
Permanent Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s CommitteePhan Cao Thang said the project will contribute to improving the capacity ofseafood processing, which is a strength of Binh Dinh, as well as diversifyingtourist services and generating more jobs.–VNA
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At the groundbreaking ceremony (Source: VNA) 
