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Expectations for expanded connectivity

Translated by KIM OANH 20/04/2026 12:32

DNO - The “Made in Da Nang” exhibition gathers hundreds of Da Nang enterprises carrying the aspiration to reach national and international markets. The exhibition serves as a "stepping stone" for local businesses to confidently enter the supply chain.

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South Korean tourists view lanterns by Thien Dang Company (Dien Ban Ward).

Opportunities for access

As a standout product at the exhibition, Dulius chilli sauce by Tâm Legend has secured distribution connections with several retail partners.

Produced using clean technology and ingredients sourced from the Vu Gia - Thu Bon basin, the product is gaining traction both online and offline thanks to its mild spiciness and distinctive flavour.

According to Nguyen Duy Hung, the sauce is now available on e-commerce platforms and in clean food supermarkets and speciality stores, with digital marketing and livestreaming helping expand its reach to domestic and international customers.

He said the exhibition offers valuable opportunities while calling for clearer post-event support policies on industrial promotion, innovation and green transition to build a sustainable brand.

Meanwhile, Truong Van An of CaThiFood Limited Company highlighted a strong interest in its modernised local products, including instant Mi Quang with real meat and instant sweet soup.

He expressed hope for continued city support to help businesses enhance production, improve quality and expand market access, paving the way for export growth.

Expanding the market

Alongside food products, local enterprises from various sectors introduced distinctive offerings at the exhibition.

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Dulius product introduction to customers

Thien Dang Production Trading Company Limited showcased decorative lanterns already exported to markets across Asia, Europe and South America.

Its director, Le Vinh Ha, said the event helped connect with local hospitality businesses while promoting traditional aesthetics in modern tourism spaces and expressed hope for the continued expansion of initiatives like “Made in Da Nang”.

Meanwhile, Triet Minh Company Limited (Trimico) operates a closed-loop model covering cultivation, processing and distribution of Ngoc Linh ginseng and regional medicinal herbs.

According to Ung Nhu Thao An from Trimico, the exhibition opens opportunities for cross-sector partnerships and market expansion. She emphasised the strong export potential of Ngoc Linh ginseng, with the company focusing on deep processing to bring this “national treasure” to global markets.

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