Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Post Corporation (VNPOST), on June 13, debuted thewebsite , anonline trading platform for Vietnamese specialties.
Thesite offers about 20,000 agro-forestry-fishery products, herbal food, beverageand handicrafts and others from 5,000 suppliers. All listed goods have clearorigins and quality certificates issued by competent authorities.
Theplatform sells commodities directly to customers from suppliers. The VNPOSTonly cooperates with reputable partners who have obtained business licences andfood safety certificates.
Pricesof goods and delivery services are posted publicly, while payment for theshipment is collected at the time of delivery.
Atthe launching ceremony, Deputy Minister of Information and CommunicationsNguyen Minh Hong asked the VNPOST to pay attention to technical infrastructureand working mechanism for safe and legal transactions.
VNPOSTGeneral Director Pham Anh Tuan said his company wants to form links withsuppliers of specialties across regions.
Throughthe site, VNPOST hopes to contribute to promoting the “Vietnamese people givepriority to using Vietnamese goods” campaign, Tuan added.-VNA
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