The Grand Opening of the Safe Agricultural Produce Store in Tan Lac District

6/10/2024 - 3:51:59 PM

On June 6th, the Farmers' Union of Tan Lac District collaborated with the Provincial Farmers' Support Center to organize the grand opening of the safe agricultural produce store in Tan Lac District.

The delegates were visiting the products displayed at the store.

In accordance with Project No. 01-DA of the Provincial Party Committee's Standing Board and Plan No. 60-KH/H.U, dated September 13, 2021, of Tan Lac District’s Party Committee on implementing the Project "Enhancing the Party's Leadership over the Farmers' Unions at all levels in building strong union organizations, participating in supporting production development, and product consumption to contribute to building new rural areas in the 2021-2025 period”, the Farmers' Union of Tan Lac District collaborated with the Provincial Farmers' Support Center and the Farmers' Union of Phu Cuong Commune to survey the locations and the business needs in the area. Among them, Mr. Nguyen Van Hieu, a business owner from Vo hamlet, expressed the desire to establish a safe agricultural produce store and proposed the assistance in the establishment process. He also committed to complying with the regulations when being supported.

After completing the various steps, the store received the partial financial support to build the signboards, the traceability labels, the biodegradable bags, the refrigerators, the display shelves, the product baskets, etc. It also organized the connections with the cooperatives and the collaborative groups in the district to introduce the products at the store. The store has been completed with an area of 15m2 so far. The displayed products are clean and safe, OCOP products, VietGAP products from the district and neighboring districts such as chayote and radish from Quyet Chien Safe Vegetable Cooperative; forest honey from Buc hamlet, Tu Ne commune; Shan Tuyet tea from Ngo Luong commune; the traditional woven fabric from Dong Lai Cooperative...

During the opening ceremony, the store owner signed the commitments with the cooperatives and the collaborative groups to display, introduce, promote, and sell the agricultural products in the area, and fulfilling the commitments when receiving support...

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