Italian cheese, French charcuterie gain easier access to Vietnamese market

VietnamNews - Nov 1, 2026

Amid a growing interest in food products with clear origins, Italian Asiago Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) cheese and French charcuterie are expected to gain greater access to Vietnamese consumers.

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