Vietnamese Media Said That The "Poor Quality" Of Chinese Products Is Inferior To Thai Products

According to the daily report of the Vietnamese English news website "Vietnam Net" 28, it is currently in the Vietnamese market sale Because of the "poor quality" of Chinese goods, local consumers gradually began to boycott them, which just provided an opportunity for Thailand to import goods. It is reported that the products made in Thailand have replaced the position of Chinese products in the Vietnamese market to a certain extent.

"Vietnam Net" said that Chinese goods had begun to be boycotted in the Vietnamese market. In the minds of Vietnamese people today, Chinese goods are synonymous with "low-quality, unsafe goods". Affected by this, many Vietnamese consumers began to buy Thai goods. Since 2011, Thailand's imported consumer goods in the Vietnamese market have increased rapidly. And because“ Design They are exquisite and have reasonable quality and price. "These goods are also being welcomed by Vietnamese consumers.

According to the report, Vietnamese consumers' resistance to Chinese goods shows that low prices alone will not win hearts and minds. A Hanoi citizen said that most of the motorcycles used by Vietnamese at the beginning were made in China, but later they found that Chinese motorcycles were not as durable as Japanese motorcycles, and they often broke down. Nissan motorcycles later became the mainstream.

A local merchant said that although the price of Thai goods was 20% to 30% higher than that of Chinese goods, they still sold well. In addition to consumer goods, some heavy industrial products made in Thailand are also entering Vietnam on a large scale. Sharp, Philips, Panasonic, Sanyo and other well-known brand products produced from Thai factories are being imported into Vietnam in large quantities.

The report also said that although Vietnam's local products occupied the country market It has more advantages than Chinese or Thai products in terms of sales, but because there are no stores dedicated to marketing Vietnamese products, their sales have been stagnant. In many stores, Vietnamese products are hidden behind Chinese products because businesses are worried that the display will make people equate Vietnamese products with low-quality Chinese products.

Recently, many Vietnamese media reports about China mentioned the quality problem of "Made in China". Some analysts believe that this is related to the impact of Chinese products on local traditional products in Vietnam.