(HBO) - Makers of OCOP (One Commune, OneProduct) products in Hoa Binh are stepping up production to meet the surging consumption demand in the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tet) festival. Besides raising output, they are also working to diversify sales channels for their products.


 Farmer members of theYen Thuy safe agricultural cooperative in Yen Thuy district are packing OCOP products into gift packages to meet the demand of consumers in the upcoming Lunar New Year festival.

During the past three months, members of the Phu Cuong - Song Da agricultural product production and processing cooperative have been diligently taking care of their banana growing farms along the Da River, in order to ensure an adequate supply for the market during the Tet festival.

According to vice director of the cooperative Tran Van Tu, in recent years, consumers prefer to use traditional OCOP products of the locality. The cooperative has prepared 200 tonnes of bananas to meet the supply during the festival, he said.

Banana products of the cooperative meet the provincial-level 3-star OCOP and VietGAP standards. They are mainly exported to China. Cao Phong district is famous for many typical OCOP products such asoranges as luxurygiftsof the3T Cao Phong agricultural cooperative, fresh fermented orange juice,orange juiceand marmalade, honey peach lemon tea and orange wine of the Ha Phong cooperative.

According to Bui Van Dan, head of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Cao Phong district, during thelead-up to Tet, the demand for OCOP products increases strongly, especially for fresh orange.

Hoa Binh so far has 100 provincial-level OCOP products, with 22 products rated as four stars, and 78 asthreestars. To promote consumption of OCOP products amid the pandemic, suppliers have adopted online sale methods and introduce their products on e-commerce platforms such as Voso.vn and Posmart.vn.

Most OCOP products of Hoa Binh have been introduced and sold at farm stores, shoppingmalls and supermarkets, retail agents in the locality and in big cities including Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Nam Dinh and Hai Phong. Local suppliers and producers have also paid attention to developing trademark of OCOP products. /.

 

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