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Shannon Leahy, trade commissioner for Austrade, and general director of BRG Retail Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy. Photo: Austrade Australia is one of Vietnam’s major suppliers of beef ad lamb products. Local consumers can enjoy a growing range of Australian products from fresh fruits, dairy, seafood, and beverages including a diverse range of sparkling, red, and white wines. Cherries, citrus, table grapes, milk, yoghurt, cheese, cereals, juices, rock lobsters, and abalone are just some of the beloved Australian products that have made it into Vietnamese stores, restaurants, and homes. General director of BRG Retail Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy said, “Vietnamese consumers increasingly demand clean, fresh, and delicious products with premium quality and transparent origins regardless of if they are eating out or at home. Australian suppliers can offer exactly what they want, including high-quality sustainable meat, delicious fruits, the finest dairy and cereals, and premium seafood … [Read more...] about Vietnamese consumers’ growing interest in Australian F&B products

With the decision, the total number of Vietnamese tra processing firms eligible to enter the US market increases to 19. Vietnamese tra fish sector aims to earn some 1.6 billion USD from exports, and produce between 1.6 – 1.7 million tons of tra fish products in 2022. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development , tra fish exports to the US will continue to increase because the demand from this market is still huge due to a decrease in US domestic production, and high prices of seafood in the country. The Agro-Forestry-Fisheries Quality Management Department noted that firms should comply with provisions of the Fish Food Safety Control Program and ensure that the entire tra fish production, processing and export chain fully meets the requirements of both Vietnam and the US./. VNA … [Read more...] about Six more Vietnamese firms eligible to export tra fish to US

"Not just this game but every game is challenging. There was a certain pressure in the semifinals and fortunately the team were able to overcome it. Of course, there are still many shortcomings, but this is still an opportunity for the team to improve. Overall, my players have given their best. As the head coach, I want to thank them and the fans for supporting us," Park said in a conference after the game on Thursday. Vietnam were rated higher than Malaysia, but they had trouble finding a way through the opponent’s solid defense and only sealed victory with the goal of Nguyen Tien Linh in extra time. This has happened a few times in the group stage when Vietnam faced defensive teams like Philippines and Myanmar. "I always want the players to follow through with my strategy and the game to go as planned. But it’s football and sometimes things don’t go the way we want. The players also tried to follow the tactics. Nonetheless, result is the most important thing. Now we have to focus … [Read more...] about Coach Park thanks players after hard-fought SEA Games semifinal against Malaysia

Work on the decommissioning of the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant has made "remarkable progress", the UN's nuclear watchdog chief said Thursday after a site visit, pledging to continue monitoring the process. International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Mariano Grossi speaks is in Japan on a two-day visit / © AFP International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) head Rafael Mariano Grossi is in Japan on a two-day trip to assess efforts to dismantle the Fukushima Daiichi plant after the 2011 disaster caused by a devastating tsunami. The process is expected to last decades and has encountered various difficulties including the build-up of contaminated water. But Grossi said he was "really impressed by the remarkable progress that, in spite of the pandemic, has been done over the past two years." "We are going to be here before, during and after the (decommissioning) process," he added. "We are in the before, and it's going well." A March 11, 2011, … [Read more...] about IAEA chief praises progress on Fukushima decommissioning

Prof. Dr. Tran Doan Son is working on his computer for meaningful research Prof. Dr. Tran Doan Son was born in 1954. At the age of 28, he went to Czechoslovakia to finish his doctorate program and received the degree in machine building technology by Plzen School of Electrics – Machine 5 years later. Returning home, he was appointed Head of the Machine Building Department in HCMUT. In 2002, he was awarded the title Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering by the Council of Mechanics – Dynamics, followed by the title People’s Teacher in 2020. He has just been awarded the Professor title and the Ho Chi Minh prize for his project ‘Researching, Renovating, and Developing Food and Produce Processing Devices in Vietnam’. Beginning his teaching career in 1976, Prof. Dr. Tran Doan Son has always believed that teaching is not merely to impair knowledge but to arouse interest and passion among students, to promote creativity instead of simply letting them taking note. Hence, his … [Read more...] about Impressive achievements of devoted scientist

Last month, a short news piece became a topic of discussion for my class. The lesson was about the power of news and information, about how fake news is detected and analyzed. It turns out that my students, all young people, are feeling the brunt of the sheer amount of information they are bombarded with. Information about the Covid-19 pandemic, for instance, is an endless sea. A recent study by Oxford University revealed that around 76 percent of young people are exposed to fake news from online sources at least once a week, an increase of 50 percent from two years ago. "A lie can travel around the world and back again while the truth is lacing up its boots" said Mark Twain. I think that quote is apt for our times. In the past, large platforms like Facebook played it safe; they only called themselves technological platforms that aggregate information to connect users, not media companies. That's how they avoided the troubles associated with being a publisher. The tech world … [Read more...] about Elon Musk is wrong about zero restraint free speech

In a tent near Suoi Chieu Lake in the northern Son La Province, Trang, 37, and her husband hug their two children, look at the night sky, tell each other stories, and then go to sleep. The sounds of birds chirping wake them up early the next morning. She starts a fire, boils water, makes coffee, and then scrambled eggs and sausages for breakfast. "Though this is my second camping trip here, it feels as refreshing as the first," she says. Her family traveled 160-kilometer journey from Hanoi to Son La and their two trips were less than three months apart. Trang’s family during a glamping trip to Suoi Chieu Lake in Son La Province in May 2022. Photo courtesy of Trang Trang's family began camping three years ago, taking along a self-propelled tent, some tarpaulins and food to an islet under the Vinh Tuy Bridge, Dong Mo Lake in Ba Vi District or Ecopark, a neighborhood famous for greenery in Hung Yen Province near Hanoi. She was tired of being cooped up indoors when … [Read more...] about Glamping gains popularity in Hanoi after pandemic

SCG launches the first Hacks to Heal our Planet competition in Vietnam In Vietnam, SCG is cooperating with the Student Assistance Center to invite citizens aged 15 to 30 to unleash their talent and share their innovative ideas in the environmental sector with a total prize of up to VND100 million ($4,315). Through the contest, SCG not only hopes to create a large-scale playground for the talented new generation but also reaffirms its responsibility of leading young people to work together to build a greener and better planet. Adopting the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) approach, the idea-pitching contest Hacks to Heal our Planet is divided into three categories, including ideas to solve environmental problems and inequality, improve inclusion, diversity, and transparency, and fight injustice. Piyapong Jriyasetapong, general director of SCG Vietnam said, “Being aware of the importance of the environment, young people have been very active in adopting green … [Read more...] about SCG kicks off the first-ever Hacks to Heal our Planet competition in Vietnam

Vietnam's Do Phuong Thao wins gold in the women's 65kg fighting event (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) - Vice Chairman of the World Vovinam (Vietnamese martial arts) Federation and Chairman of the African Vovinam Federation Mohammed Djouadj has expressed his impression with Vietnam’s organisation of the 31st Southeast Asian Games ( SEA Games 31 ), to which he is invited to serve as an international supervisor of the sport at the Games. After two days of competition, Djouadj said that, in addition to Vietnamese martial artists, the skills of those from other Southeast Asian countries have improved remarkably, with no big difference in levels any more. He added that Vovinam is currently developing strongly in many countries in Asia, Europe, Africa and America such as Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Japan, Algeria, and Senegal. In some nations, Vovinam has occupied even a more important position than other martial arts. The appearance of Vovinam Federations … [Read more...] about World Vovinam Federation official speaks highly of Vietnam’s SEA Games 31 organisation

In a tent near Suoi Chieu Lake in the northern Son La Province, Trang, 37, and her husband hug their two children, look at the night sky, tell each other stories, and then go to sleep. The sounds of birds chirping wake them up early the next morning. She starts a fire, boils water, makes coffee, and then scrambled eggs and sausages for breakfast. "Though this is my second camping trip here, it feels as refreshing as the first," she says. Her family traveled 160-kilometer journey from Hanoi to Son La and their two trips were less than three months apart. Trang’s family during a glamping trip to Suoi Chieu Lake in Son La Province in May 2022. Photo courtesy of Trang Trang's family began camping three years ago, taking along a self-propelled tent, some tarpaulins and food to an islet under the Vinh Tuy Bridge, Dong Mo Lake in Ba Vi District or Ecopark, a neighborhood famous for greenery in Hung Yen Province near Hanoi. She was tired of being cooped up indoors when … [Read more...] about Glamping gains popularity in Hanoi