Vietnamese spices being showcased at a trade fair in Italy in September 2021. (Photo: VNA) Vu Kim Hanh, chairwoman of the Business Association of Vietnamese High Quality Products, said localities and firms in the spices and seasoning industry had devised production recovery plans, turned to advanced technologies, diversified products, and capitalised on recent free trade agreements Vietnam has signed to bolster exports once COVID-19 is brought under control. According to the Trade Promotion Agency, Vietnam’s agricultural sector and the spices and seasonings industry have enjoyed a remarkable transition, turning the country into a global supplier of those products. Trade promotions and technical support have helped firms surmount difficulties and develop by producing more added value items, according to Hanh. Vietnamese firms have also worked to gradually meet more stringent requirements by foreign partners, and are able to provide high-quality and safe added value products. Among Vie