Global Sources Partners with Phaata: Boosting Vietnam’s Import-Export at the 2025 International Trade Fair

By Cong Xa|05/02/2025 15:02

The event marks a milestone in connecting import-export businesses with reputable logistics service providers, aiming to optimize supply chains and enhance competitiveness in the global market.

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Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025 is expected to attract more than 500 verified exporters, showcasing over 20,000 export-ready products in key categories such as Home & Gifts; Fashion & Accessories, and Electronics & Home Appliances...

Strategic Partnership Between Global Sources and Phaata

Global Sources, a leading multi-channel B2B sourcing platform with over 50 years of experience in driving global trade, has officially partnered with Phaata, Vietnam’s first international logistics trading platform, at the Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025. The event will take place from April 24 to 26, 2025, at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City.

Nguyen Hoai Chung, CEO of Phaata, expressed his excitement about this partnership, emphasizing that the collaboration between Global Sources and Phaata will help import-export businesses easily connect with reputable logistics companies, thereby optimizing supply chains and enhancing competitiveness in the international market.

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The partnership between Global Sources and Phaata at Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025 brings numerous practical benefits to import-export businesses

Scale and Significance of Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025

Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025 is expected to attract more than 500 verified exporters, showcasing over 20,000 export-ready products in key categories such as Home & Gifts, Fashion & Accessories, and Electronics & Home Appliances.

This event is not only an opportunity for international buyers and businesses to explore optimal sourcing solutions but also a platform to stay updated on market trends and build long-term relationships with leading suppliers in Vietnam and other Asian countries.

Notably, this year’s exhibition will feature suppliers from Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and India, creating a diverse and dynamic environment for global trade activities.

Benefits for Import-Export Businesses and the Logistics Industry

The partnership between Global Sources and Phaata at Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025 brings numerous practical benefits to import-export businesses. Through Phaata’s platform, businesses can easily connect with trusted logistics companies, helping them optimize supply chains, reduce shipping costs, and ensure delivery timelines. This is particularly crucial in the context of an increasingly competitive and volatile global market.

Moreover, attending the exhibition enables businesses to stay ahead of market trends, seek new partners, and expand their business network. This is also an excellent opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to showcase their products to international buyers, thus boosting exports and strengthening their global market position.

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Global Sources Partners with Phaata: Boosting Vietnam’s Import-Export at the 2025 International Trade Fair

The collaboration between Global Sources and Phaata at Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025 marks a significant step in helping import-export businesses overcome challenges in international logistics. By connecting with reliable logistics service providers and participating in a large-scale international trade fair, businesses can optimize their supply chains, mitigate risks, and enhance their global competitiveness.

This is an unmissable opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to expand their market reach and establish a strong international presence.

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