Trademarks granted to Tran Yen’s pomelo, green tea and dried cinnamon
- Sunday, December 5, 2021
YBO - The Yen Bai Department of Science and Technology and the People’s Committee of Tran Yen District co-hosted a conference to announce and hand over the certificates for trademark registration of the district’s pomelo, green tea and dried cinnamon.
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An official from the Yen Bai Department of Science and Technology handed over the trademark registration certificates to a representative from the Tran Yen People’s Committee.
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