Opening a typical store of agricultural products

Opening a typical store of agricultural products - OCOP

12/28/2022 - 1:13:17 PM

(HBO) - On December 21, the Provincial Farmers' Union and the Provincial Post Office coordinated to organize the opening of a typical store of agricultural products - OCOP in Hoa Binh province in 2022. There were Mr. Nguyen Thi Cam Phuong, the Vice President of the Standing Provincial People's Council, Mr. Dinh Cong Su, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee attending the opening ceremony.

The delegates were visiting the booth at typical store of agricultural products - OCOP in Hoa Binh province.

In the past two years, the Provincial Post Office has cooperated with the Provincial Farmers' Union to open 27 training classes for nearly 1,000 production and business households, creating 1,000 trading accounts on the e-commerce platform, and supporting the delivery of more than 2,805 products of production - business households, cooperatives and enterprises on the e-commerce platform postmart.vn. In addition, the Provincial Post Office is supporting the households to consume OCOP products through the postal shops such as: the vermicelli in Da Bac, Hoa Binh city, 3-star Ngoc Han chicken eggs, Lac Son chicken eggs, Son Thuy longan, Lac Thuy dragon fruits, Cao Phong oranges, Tan Lac pomelos...

The typical store of agricultural products– OCOP is located at Hoa Binh Post site, Hoa Binh City Post Office, as affiliated unit of the Provincial Post Office. Here, 39 agricultural products with beautiful designs of high quality, reasonable prices, and clear origins are displayed. They include green vegetables, safe fruits and vegetables, honey, and the products from agricultural products of different localities inside and outside the province. The store connecting the consumption of the safe agricultural products, which is opened in the area, is a reliable address for consumers to use clean and safe agricultural products of high-quality, contributing to the introducing and promoting the agricultural products and selling the typical regional agricultural products of the farmers inside and outside the province.

Also, at the opening ceremony, the representatives of the units have signed a commitment to supply and trade OCOP agricultural products for the store.

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