Approximately 300 delegations from 60 countries, including many well-known European enterprises, will be seeking suppliers at the Vietnam International Sourcing 2025 exhibition, scheduled to take place in Ho Chi Minh City from September 4 to 6.
The event will feature over 12,000 products across four key sectors—wood products, handicrafts, textiles, and food & beverages—showcased at 500 booths by 400 Vietnamese companies.
In addition to the exhibition, the program will offer factory and material zone tours and expert consulting sessions, aimed at fostering strategic networks and building sustainable supply chains between Vietnamese manufacturers and global buyers.
Vietnam’s wood, handicrafts, and agricultural products have earned strong recognition in international markets, prompting many European businesses to explore deeper collaborations with Vietnamese suppliers.
Beyond Western Europe, Vietnam is also expanding its presence in Eastern Europe. Markets such as Ukraine and Belarus have rising demand for essential goods, including food, beverages, and textiles, creating new opportunities for Vietnamese agricultural exports. Meanwhile, Hungary and Bulgaria maintain steady demand for dairy products, nutritional supplements, and household goods.
According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, these markets could represent a promising growth area for Vietnamese products in Eastern Europe if effectively developed.
Source: https://vietnamnews.vn/economy/1723293/european-firms-look-to-viet-nam-for-sustainable-supply-chains.html
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