The confectionery market is extremely vibrant every time Tet arrives and spring returns
Tet is always the most anticipated holiday of the year! Every family tries their best to prepare for a prosperous and full Tet with plenty of confectionery, fruits, jams, banh chung, gio, chicken, pork... As the days closer to Tet arrive, supermarkets and wholesale markets become crowded and bustling with many people shopping.
Diverse types of confectionery every time Tet arrives and spring returns
Walking through the confectionery market in the days approaching Tet, you can see many different products on sale. From jams, dried fruits, cakes, candies, to colorful nuts/fruits, all are packed in boxes or wrapped in cellophane bags looking extremely attractive. If you look only at the design and external appearance, every Tet confectionery product looks eye-catching and stimulates consumers, however, their quality and safety are truly difficult to verify.
Tips for choosing and buying confectionery that is both delicious and safe for Tet
Those who directly go to buy confectionery to prepare for Tet often feel “overwhelmed” by hundreds and thousands of types of domestic as well as imported cakes, jams, and candies sold widely on the market. To avoid being “dazzled” by those products, it is best for consumers to equip themselves with the following tips.
First, consumers need to choose to buy Tet confectionery and jam products with clear origins. Absolutely do not buy products that are roughly packed in plastic bags without labels, because it is very easy to buy low-quality confectionery containing a lot of chemical sugars, food coloring, and toxic additives that increase the risk of cancer.
When buying Tet confectionery, pay attention to their origin and expiration date
Second, consumers need to stay away from Tet confectionery and jams that have expired or do not have an expiration date printed on the packaging. Because these types of confectionery have the potential to cause stomach aches, diarrhea, and food poisoning for not only children but also adults, caution is highly needed.
Finally, when choosing and buying Tet confectionery, consumers need to base their decisions on their price. “Cheap goods are rotten goods” is always a correct motto that should be applied when buying any product, especially for products used for direct consumption like confectionery. If you see that their selling price is too cheap, significantly different from other products on the market, consumers should reconsider. Because it is very likely that those products are expired or made from low-quality, unsafe ingredients for health.
In general, the secret to buying delicious and safe confectionery for Tet is very simple. Consumers just need to buy genuine confectionery products with clear origins and certified food safety and hygiene to be able to safely use them for Tet.
Meeting the above criteria, Bao Minh brand confectionery is currently a suitable choice for every family during the Lunar New Year. The reason is that they have delicious flavors, luxurious and beautiful designs that are no less than imported confectionery; at the same time, the price is very affordable, suitable for the spending of many Vietnamese families.
Bao Minh confectionery products are delicious, beautifully designed, and reasonably priced
Bao Minh brand is currently one of the famous Vietnamese confectionery brands in Vietnam, providing the market with products that are not only delicious but also ensure health for consumers. From traditional confectionery products such as banh cha, banh com, candy doi, kẹo lạc, che lam, Tet jam... to 'jasmine cake',, modern Ota cakes of Bao Minh all meet food safety and hygiene standards and are sold at large supermarket chains such as Big C, Vinmart, Fivimart. Choosing Bao Minh's types of cakes, jams, and candies for the Lunar New Year, housewives can be completely assured about the quality as well as the price of the products!
BAO MINH CONFECTIONERY JOINT STOCK COMPANY
Address: Lot B2-3-3a, Nam Thang Long Industrial Zone, Thuy Phuong Ward, Bac Tu Liem District, Hanoi
Hotline: 0906 874 464
Phone number: 0243 719 2355
Email: banhkeobaominh@gmail.com
Website: https://banhbaominh.com/
