Ha Tinh orange specialty "in high demand" at the big fair in the North Central region

(Baohatinh.vn) - Thanks to its superior quality and established brand, Ha Tinh oranges at the 2025 North Central Region - Ha Tinh Industry and Trade Fair have good sales. Many gardeners have to continuously supplement their supply to meet customer demand.

Booths displaying Ha Tinh oranges at the fair attracted many customers to "stop" and choose to buy.

The 2025 North Central - Ha Tinh Industry and Trade Fair is becoming an attractive destination for people and tourists, creating a vibrant atmosphere at Tran Phu Square (Thanh Sen Ward). Not only is it a place to gather thousands of typical products of provinces and cities, the fair is also a "playground" for Ha Tinh specialties to shine. In particular, the booths displaying oranges - a local specialty - have become one of the shopping spots that attract a large number of customers.

Since the opening day (November 19) of the fair, the orange stalls have been packed with buyers. In addition to buying retail for their families, some customers also buy boxes as gifts. Due to the high demand, gardeners and businesses have had to constantly go to the gardens to pick oranges and transport additional goods to ensure enough goods to serve customers.

Mr. Doan Quoc Hoai - owner of Hoai Luan orange facility (Vu Quang commune) said: "Participating in the orange festival and typical products of the province for many years, our facility always has quite good sales revenue. This year's fair also has high consumption of oranges. Since the beginning of the fair until now, every day we have picked more oranges to bring to the fair to sell. Many customers, after trying them, bought them for their families to enjoy and also ordered boxes to send to relatives in other provinces. Up to this point, the booth has sold nearly 1 ton of oranges."



Hoai Luan oranges have good consumption, gardeners have to continuously pick more oranges and transport them to the fair to serve customers.

With its characteristic golden color and sweet, juicy flavor, Ha Tinh oranges have affirmed their brand as high-quality agricultural products, chosen by many people. Although the price ranges from 40,000 to 70,000 VND/kg, higher than the price of oranges sold in the mass market, the orange stalls at the fair still "conquer" many customers and have high purchasing power.

Mr. Nguyen Minh Son - owner of Yen Son orange garden (Huong Binh commune) shared: "The attraction of Ha Tinh oranges comes not only from its long-standing reputation but also from its confirmed quality. Since the beginning of the fair, we have sold about 500 kg of oranges. The most enjoyable thing is that many regular customers from previous orange festivals also came to our booth to buy, and some customers came to buy the day before and came back to buy more the next day. This shows that our oranges have been trusted and chosen by customers."

Yen Son garden's booth sold about 500 kg of oranges at the fair.

According to records, the orange stalls for sale at the fair are "famous" establishments and gardens, the oranges are grown according to organic standards, VietGAP and have participated in many fairs such as Bao Phuong oranges, Hoai Luan oranges, Yen Son oranges, Khe May oranges of Thao Van Agricultural and Service Cooperative, Nhat Hang General Production and Trading Cooperative... This helps consumers feel more secure when choosing to buy products.

Ms. Ha Thi Thu Van (Thanh Sen Ward) shared: “Since the fair opened, I have come to experience and shop twice. Besides buying specialties and utensils such as fish sauce, ham, dried seafood, and some cakes from other provinces, every time I come to the fair, I buy oranges for my family to enjoy. Oranges sold at the fair are mainly from establishments where I have bought them in previous seasons, so I am assured of the quality.”

Despite the high price of 70,000 VND/kg, with its confirmed quality and well-known brand, Bao Phuong oranges from the Orange Cooperative (Vu Quang Commune) had good sales at the fair. Ms. Tran Thi Hoai Phuong - owner of the Bao Phuong orange stall shared: "Following the success of the recent Autumn Fair in Hanoi , the sales of oranges at the North Central - Ha Tinh Industry and Trade Fair held right in my hometown were also very good. Although the price is much higher than many other establishments, Bao Phuong oranges are not "picky about customers". From the evening of November 19 until now, we have sold more than 500 kg of oranges. Not only is the purchasing power high, our products are also praised by many people for their quality and sweetness, this is a joy and great motivation for the establishment".

Although the price is much higher than other establishments, Bao Phuong oranges are still the preferred choice of many customers thanks to their guaranteed quality.

The areas growing Khe May oranges, Vu Quang oranges... are in the main harvest season, so the oranges are ripe, sweet and fragrant, contributing to the attraction of the fair. Ha Tinh orange specialties "made their mark" at the North Central Region - Ha Tinh Industry and Trade Fair in 2025, demonstrating the effectiveness of building brands and improving the quality of local agricultural products.

With positive signals from purchasing power and consumer feedback, Ha Tinh oranges promise to continue to maintain their position in the market, while opening up opportunities to reach further into larger markets and develop sustainably.

The 2025 North Central Region - Ha Tinh Industry and Trade Fair takes place from November 19 to 24 at Tran Phu Square, Thanh Sen Ward. Opening hours are from 8am to 10pm daily.

The fair has 200 booths from businesses and units from many provinces and cities across the country. The fair displays and introduces typical rural industrial products, OCOP products, regional specialties, handicrafts, souvenirs; agricultural, forestry, aquatic and seafood products, processed foods; textile products, leather shoes, accessories...

Source: https://baohatinh.vn/dac-san-cam-ha-tinh-dat-hang-tai-hoi-cho-lon-vung-bac-trung-bo-post299923.html