Korea Ceramic Foundation Holds Online Export Consultation Meeting with Vietnam

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] The Korea Ceramic Foundation will hold a 'Vietnam Online Export Consultation' over two days from the 11th to the 12th at the K-Ceramic Shopping Mall.

This consultation was planned to expand export channels for domestic ceramic artists who have faced difficulties in overseas promotional activities due to COVID-19 and other factors.

Using a Remote Meeting platform, the event will connect in real-time the Korea Ceramic Product Promotion Center (buyers) located at the Gyeonggi Business Center (GBC) in Hanoi, Vietnam, with ceramic artists (potters) who have stores in the export brand mall within the 'K-Ceramic Shopping Mall.'

Participating companies include eight local Vietnamese buyers such as Viglacera, an industrial complex developer; Minh Duc, an interior construction company; and Winston International, a crafts distribution company. On the seller side, there are 10 potters from the 'K-Ceramic Shopping Mall,' including handmade earthenware potter Tomi153, handmade ceramic tableware potter Gamajigi, and handmade daily-use ceramics and interior potter Haerak Ceramics.

The foundation will provide professional staff such as interpreters to ensure smooth one-on-one consultations between domestic ceramic artists and overseas local buyers.

In particular, if transactions are concluded during the consultation, the foundation will also handle follow-up management for practical results, including ▲reviewing contract details ▲drafting and translating contracts ▲export-import tasks related to the transportation of contracted products ▲CS activities (customer consultation, complaint resolution), and more.

Choi Yeon, CEO of the Korea Ceramic Foundation, stated, "Starting with this export consultation, we will continue active marketing support activities to expand overseas ceramic sales channels for ceramic artists."

Meanwhile, the foundation's 'K-Ceramic Shopping Mall' export brand mall houses 44 potters and 163 products selected through screenings, including the '2021 Global Ceramic Strategic Product Development Contest' held last August.

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