VIETNAM: MEKONG DELTA PROVINCE SHIPS FRAGRANT RICE TO BELGIUM.(Brief Article)

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According to "VoV", the Mekong Delta province of Hau Giang has shipped 3,000 tons of the fragrant rice "Jasmine 85" to Belgium for the first time. Th...

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