(HBO) – The One Commune-One Product (OCOP) programme, which has been launched recently, has proved to be a sound direction that contributes to the restructuring of agricultural sector, enhancing the production value and building trademark for typical farm produce of Yen Thuy district.
Solanum
procumbens glue produced by Bao Hieu Cooperative has been given a four-star
rating by the OCOP Council of Yen Thuy district and selected to compete at the
provincial OCOP contest.
In 2019, Yen
Thuy district registered eight products in three goods group for the OCOP
Programme of the province in the 2019-2020 period. Among the products, two are in
the beverage group, namely Du Din wine by a cooperative group in Dinh village (Phu
Lai commune) and Muong Dinh wine produced by Bui Duc Long’s family in Ha
village (Phu Lai commune).
Two other
products are in the herbal product group, which are solanum procumbens glue by Bao Hieu agro-forestry cooperative
and solanum procumbens tea by Binh An company in Yen Son village, Yen Lac
commune.
The four other products are in the food group, which are bee honey
by Yen Tan Cooperative in Yen Tan village, Ngoc Luong commune; Yen Thuy
green-skin pomelo by Bao Hieu agro-forestry cooperative No. 1 and Dai Dong
agriculture cooperative in Ngoc Luong commune; and Yen Thuy green zucchini by
Bao Hieu agro-forestry cooperative and Doan Ket agriculture cooperative; Yen
Thuy taro by Ngoc Luong agriculture-service cooperative and Ninh Hoa
agriculture cooperative in Yen Tri commune.
In order to create connections between producers and
consumers, contributing to promoting production and providing high quality OCOP
products to the market, the People’s Committee of Yen Thuy has arranged for
local cooperatives and producers to attend trade fairs and exhibitions to
introduce typical products of the district. The products have drawn attention
and trust of consumers. Particularly, solanum procumbens glue produced by Bao
Hieu Cooperative was rated four stars by the district’s verification council.
This is one of the 12 products chosen by the provincial People’s Committee to join
a pilot programme to standardize OCOP products of the province in 2019.
In the future, in order to meet the demand of consumers in
and outside the province for high-quality OCOP products, the district will
continue promoting the development of large-scale production of the products,
while supporting the standardization of the products as well as intellectual
property protection. At the same time, the locality will increase trade
promotion activities to help farmers sell their products./.
After more than four years of implementing a project launched by the Hoa Binh Party Committee’s Standing Board on developing agriculture and promoting product consumption linked with building new-style rural areas for the 2021-2025 period, the province’s industry and trade sector has made significant strides, greatly contributing to local socio-economic development.
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