Supermarket attitude shift, now like selling domestic products
I love shopping for the products that come from another country, and there are some reasons why I prefer goods from another country. The first one is their quality that their goods are made from good materials. For example, my cell phone, Nokia , came from Finland, and I never use the mobile phones produced in Thailand since their quality are so poor. Another reason is that products from another country are more popular than my country's products, and there are many well known cell phone's brand name selling in my country, such as Nokia, Sumsung, Lg etc. Nevertheless in Vietnam many supermark
et attitude will change to sell their goods from international products to domestic products. There are three main reasons why I choose this news. To begin with, I want to know why they prefer to sell domestic
product since I am confident that goods from another country is better. Other reason is that this article is related to the business that I love to read, and it is so challenging that there are a lot of new vocabularies that I have never known them before.
In Vietnam, even though the supermarket had ever imported and sold the goods from another country, they would shift to sell domestic goods instead that Vietnam's good had reached 70-95 percent. CoAt Co-op Mart, 95 percent of food products and 90 percent of non-food products showed on the aisles were made in Vietnam. Dominated in the past was the foreign products, but domestic products had made strides what was Bui Hanh Thu who was the deputy director of Saigon Co-op. Moreover, he also said “Vietnam made goods are now dominating some categories of products,” Thu stated. “For example, 95 percent of ready-made clothes for children, plus young and middle-aged people now at Saigon Co-op are domestically-made products. Meanwhile, previously, 40 percent of the products were imports.” Big C informed that the structure of goods on display had changed since a lot of garment companies and workshops had turned to the domestic market. 95 percent of goods at the supermarket came from Vietnamese products while 40 percent of their total revenue came from those recognized said by Nguyen Xuan Hai, Director of Big C Vietnam.
Vietnam had taken the the home market due to upgraded quality, design and good prices so that domestic products could met variety consumer. For example, Boxes of crackers from both Thailand and Malaysia had been replaced with those from Kinh Do, Hai Ha and Bibica brands.
Recently, Big C met with some 100 small and medium producers in Nghe An province, in which it signed a contract committing to purchase 13 billion dong in products. In order to grow safe vegetables to meet VietGap standards, Saigon Co-op had gave 15 billion dong to the farmers.
Many retailers asked that producers should seek to keep their position on the market with high quality and reasonable prices. Hai noted that one of the biggest problems was bad logistics. The transport system forced frozen food prices higher that many producers were small scale, so they could not offer the best prices. Domestic producers reacted that supermarkets made it difficult to start their products to them. Since the display area has run out, all requirements set by one supermarket, but cannot gain space that what was a food company director complained about.
In my opinion, if they could really do it that Vietnam would be an affluent country because of the reason that they do not have to import the good from another country, so they could use the budget that they provided from selling their domestic goods to develop their goods and send to another country to sell and gain money from other counties. Another was to help domestic retailers and plants.
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I love shopping for the products that come from another country, and there are some reasons why I prefer goods from another country. The first one is their quality that their goods are made from good materials. For example, my cell phone, Nokia , came from Finland, and I never use the mobile phones produced in Thailand since their quality are so poor. Another reason is that products from another country are more popular than my country's products, and there are many well known cell phone's brand name selling in my country, such as Nokia, Sumsung, Lg etc. Nevertheless in Vietnam many supermark
et attitude will change to sell their goods from international products to domestic products. There are three main reasons why I choose this news. To begin with, I want to know why they prefer to sell domesticproduct since I am confident that goods from another country is better. Other reason is that this article is related to the business that I love to read, and it is so challenging that there are a lot of new vocabularies that I have never known them before.
In Vietnam, even though the supermarket had ever imported and sold the goods from another country, they would shift to sell domestic goods instead that Vietnam's good had reached 70-95 percent. CoAt Co-op Mart, 95 percent of food products and 90 percent of non-food products showed on the aisles were made in Vietnam. Dominated in the past was the foreign products, but domestic products had made strides what was Bui Hanh Thu who was the deputy director of Saigon Co-op. Moreover, he also said “Vietnam made goods are now dominating some categories of products,” Thu stated. “For example, 95 percent of ready-made clothes for children, plus young and middle-aged people now at Saigon Co-op are domestically-made products. Meanwhile, previously, 40 percent of the products were imports.” Big C informed that the structure of goods on display had changed since a lot of garment companies and workshops had turned to the domestic market. 95 percent of goods at the supermarket came from Vietnamese products while 40 percent of their total revenue came from those recognized said by Nguyen Xuan Hai, Director of Big C Vietnam.
Vietnam had taken the the home market due to upgraded quality, design and good prices so that domestic products could met variety consumer. For example, Boxes of crackers from both Thailand and Malaysia had been replaced with those from Kinh Do, Hai Ha and Bibica brands.
Recently, Big C met with some 100 small and medium producers in Nghe An province, in which it signed a contract committing to purchase 13 billion dong in products. In order to grow safe vegetables to meet VietGap standards, Saigon Co-op had gave 15 billion dong to the farmers.
Many retailers asked that producers should seek to keep their position on the market with high quality and reasonable prices. Hai noted that one of the biggest problems was bad logistics. The transport system forced frozen food prices higher that many producers were small scale, so they could not offer the best prices. Domestic producers reacted that supermarkets made it difficult to start their products to them. Since the display area has run out, all requirements set by one supermarket, but cannot gain space that what was a food company director complained about.
In my opinion, if they could really do it that Vietnam would be an affluent country because of the reason that they do not have to import the good from another country, so they could use the budget that they provided from selling their domestic goods to develop their goods and send to another country to sell and gain money from other counties. Another was to help domestic retailers and plants.
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