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Vietnamese businesses participated in the 10th Vegetarian Food Asia (VFA) held in Hong Kong, China from March 8-10, as reported by VNA. A wide range of Vietnamese organic products were showcased at the fair for the first time. VICOSAP products attract the attention of Hong Kong consumers. Photo: VNA The expo, Vegetarian Food Asia, celebrated its 10th anniversary at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and featured 6,000 vegetarian options and green living products. With over 300 exhibitors and 600 brands, it included taste-testing booths, yoga sessions, and craft workshops from March 8 to 10. This highlights the growing trend towards a healthier, more environmentally conscious, and animal-friendly lifestyle, especially in Asia. Lam Ngoc Tu, the Deputy Director of Cau Ke Tra Vinh Wax Coconut Processing Company Limited (VICOSAP), brought 10 lines of wax coconut products to the fair, which are exported to the US, the UK, Japan, and Taiwan and Hong Kong, to targe...

According to Travel2next, a website that provides inspiration and information about world travel, Vietnam offers plenty of unique sites for expats to visit and explore. The lifestyle in Vietnam is also quite affordable, which is why many expats choose to stay there. Some popular sites for expats residing in Vietnam include Bui Vien Walking Street in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi’s Old Quarter and Ba Dinh district, and My An Beach and Bach Dang District in Da Nang. The cost of living in Vietnam is another attractive factor for expats. In Hanoi, for instance, rent can be as low as $300 per month or up to $1,000 per month depending on one’s needs. The food budget can start at around $150 per month. Da Nang offers a lower cost of living compared to Hanoi, with rent at $200 per month. Food options in Da Nang are also plentiful, with both local and international cuisine available, ranging from $100 to $200 per month. Ho Chi Minh City has the highest rental prices, starting at around $400 and g...