Sustainable Agricultural Products Spotlighted at Autumn Fair 2025 in Hanoi

The Autumn Fair 2025, held from October 25 to November 4 at the Vietnam Exposition Centre in Hanoi’s Dong Anh commune, prominently featured sustainable agricultural products and green production models, underscoring Vietnam’s commitment to sustainable development in agriculture.

Ministry of Agriculture and Environment Pavilion: A Hub for Green Innovation

A key attraction at the fair was the nearly 200-square-metre pavilion of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment. According to Hoang Van Du, Deputy Director of the Ministry’s Trade Promotion Centre for Agriculture, the pavilion showcased:

• Green transformation models in agriculture
• Digital economy applications
• Circular economy initiatives
• Advanced technological practices in production and processing

This platform enabled enterprises, cooperatives, and craft villages to exchange best practices, enhance production methods, and explore new market opportunities.

Showcasing Vietnam’s Local Specialties and Sustainable Staples

Visitors enjoyed a curated "green house" area featuring indigenous products that embody the connection between nature and Vietnamese culture, including:

• Suoi Giang Shan tuyet tea
• Tay Ho lotus-scented tea
• E De coffee
• Honey and traditional rice flake cakes

Other notable exhibits included the acclaimed ST25 rice, organic rice varieties, nuts, grains, and healthy snacks catering to contemporary consumer preferences that favor sustainability.

Impact and Industry Engagement

Though involving just over 20 enterprises, cooperatives, and craft villages, the pavilion significantly boosted national brand recognition and fostered producer-consumer connections. It reaffirmed Vietnam’s agricultural ambitions in the context of expanding international integration.

Autumn Fair 2025: Driving Economic Cooperation

The event also saw over 100 economic cooperation deals sealed, spotlighting Vietnam’s increasing influence on global trade. Beyond agriculture, the fair featured:

• International pavilions with over 100 businesses from ASEAN, China, Australia, France, and more
• Platforms for promoting private sector engagement in global value chains
• Collaborations in clean energy, digital economy frameworks, and innovations across sectors

Conclusion: The Autumn Fair 2025 effectively highlighted sustainable agricultural products as a vital component of Vietnam’s green growth strategy. Through innovation, market connectivity, and international partnerships, the event underscored the country’s dedication to building a resilient, eco-friendly agricultural economy while expanding its global footprint.

Source: VietnamPlus, October 2025

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