Showcasing how branded businesses, SMEs, and start-ups across Viet Nam expand successfully, innovate their products and services, and bring their cultural identity to regional and global markets.
In Lâm Đồng province, widely recognised as Việt Nam's vegetable capital, local growers are rapidly transforming into agricultural engineers, pivoting from traditional cultivation to master high-tech, sustainable farming. With over 1,200 hectares dedicated to smart agriculture and automated systems, this technological leap is not only ensuring domestic food security but also propelling Lâm Đồng's high-quality, clean produce into competitive global supply chains.
From farmers once familiar only with soil and sunshine, Lâm Đồng growers have now become true “agricultural engineers” – mastering technology and adapting to global standards. The journey from local production to global supply chains begins right here, from these very green fields.
From something once scattered underfoot to a resource worth billions, clay is quietly shaping Việt Nam’s journey from local potential to global value. In Quảng Ninh, what was once just earth for children to play with has become a lifeline for communities: powering industries, sustaining livelihoods, and opening doors to international markets.
Through centuries of change, Bát Tràng has endured, becoming one of only two Vietnamese craft villages included among 68 craft villages in cities recognised by UNESCO's Creative Cities Network for Crafts and Folk Art.
Can you believe that from nothing but these rough hands, such exquisite bamboo and retained products have been created? Let's explore Vietnam's timeless art of bamboo and rattan weaving in this episode of Local Towards Global!
On this episode of Local Towards Global, we journey to the Lâm Đồng Highlands - a land where people live among flowers, breathe with flowers, and build prosperity from them. Here, alongside fields in full bloom, a vibrant economic sector is also flourishing.
When the sun rises, Vietnam is already in motion. From dawn workouts and aerobics to street vendors starting the day, the rhythm of life begins before sunrise. Watch the new episode of Local towards Global: Vietnam’s Quintessence.
Fish sauce is a familiar condiment in every Vietnamese meal. But what has turned this simple ingredient into a National Intangible Cultural Heritage and a Global Brand of Vietnam?
The land of sun, wind, and endless sand dunes. Yet from that very harshness, a “green gold mine” has risen. Aloe vera – once a wild plant in the sand – has now become the symbol of high-tech agriculture. Conquering 27 countries, cementing its position as No. 1 in Southeast Asia. Welcome to the journey of: The Aloe Vera from the White Sands
What exactly makes the agricultural exports from Vietnam so compelling that they are cherished and valued by the people of Mongolia? Join me in Vietnam, as we discover how an iconic agricultural product has become a bridge between two lands, two nations - captivating our friends in Mongolia.