Thanks to the campaign to encourage Vietnamese people to prioritise Vietnamese products, which has been carried out for years, and the stable quality of the products, made-in-Vietnam commodities have drawn increasing attention of consumers.
Vietnam has applied electronic bills since July 1 this year, but many consumers still have no habit of asking for such a bill to store for future reference as they are unaware of its potential benefits.
The Prime Minister has just approved the project to develop the domestic market associated with the campaign "Vietnamese people prioritize using Vietnamese goods" for the 2021-2025 period.
A new report on the Vietnamese consumer behavior after the period of social distancing by market research company Ipsos shows that up to three-quarters of consumers will reduce the frequency of shopping and entertainment.
According to the Association of Vietnam Retailers, in the past years, the food processing and packing industry in Vietnam has developed with a growth of 15-20 percent per year and is forecast to continue to grow in the near future.
Vietnamese consumers are embracing digital payments as a faster and more convenient way to pay, with consumers using their credit and debit cards more often for in-store and online purchases, digital payment methods provider Visa said recently.
Vietnamese customers’ rapidly changing needs and expectations and lower spending on fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) are the biggest challenges to the sector, according to a new report released by consumer and retail research company Kantar Worldpanel.
The steering board of the campaign “ Vietnamese people use Vietnamese commodities and the Ministry of Industry and Trade yesterday jointly organized a prize-giving ceremony to celebrate good commodities.
