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The product can be used as a canopy when placed horizontally or as a curtain when placed vertically, suitable for many types of spaces and uses.
Coir mats are the product line that consumers appreciate, very popular in the handicrafts industry at home and abroad.
Creating a green and sustainable living space has become extremely important in today's times. In this article, we will explore the unique features and benefits of coir walkway mats. and why it is the perfect choice for nature lovers
Coconut fiber net for covering bare hills is a product made from natural coconut fiber, has high durability and biodegradability, helping to protect land in a sustainable way
On October 20, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Ben Tre province in collaboration with the Vietnam Federation of Commerce and Industry and the Smart Agricultural Value Chain Development Project of Ben Tre province organized a workshop: solutions to develop a safe and sustainable coconut value chain to meet the requirements of the domestic and export markets."
On the afternoon of October 12, 2023, the People's Committee of Ben Tre province coordinated with the Vietnam Association for Consumer Goods Development (VACOD) to organize "VACOD - Ben Tre Business Forum on supporting businesses to develop sustainably.
The craft of making coconut fiber from dried coconut shells in Ben Tre province is considered one of the traditional occupations of the Mekong Delta. This is a small industry compared to others, but makes a huge contribution to the local economy and society. This article will introduce the production process of coir from dried coconut shells in Ben Tre province.
Coir mats - a unique product made from coir fibers - is one of the typical products of Vietnam's national culture. Coir mats have become a typical gift of our country, contributing to promoting the image of Vietnam to the world.
