Specialties from regions across Vietnam are being introduced to local consumers and foreign visitors at a fair opened at the shopping centre of Vincom Mega Mall Royal City in Hanoi's Thanh Xuan district on November 22.
The Hoa Loc mango, a specialty of the southern region, is among those introduced at the fair at Vincom Mega Mall Royal City in Hanoi. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA)– Specialties from regions across Vietnam are being introduced to localconsumers and foreign visitors at a fair opened at the shopping centre of VincomMega Mall Royal City in Hanoi's Thanh Xuan district on November 22.
The fair, held by the HanoiInvestment, Trade and Tourism Promotion Centre, features nearly 300 booths of200 units and businesses from 56 provinces and cities.
A wide range of the localities’ typicaland specialty products, including many with geographical indications, are beingdisplayed such as shan tuyet tea harvested from hundreds-of-years plants in thenorthwestern region, coffee from the Central Highlands, garlic from Ly Son island, the Hoa Loc mango, palm sugar of An Giang province, peppercorn of PhuQuoc Island, and sea crabs of Ca Mau province.
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The Hoa Loc mango, a specialty of the southern region, is among those introduced at the fair at Vincom Mega Mall Royal City in Hanoi. (Photo: VNA) 
