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Doanh nghiệp nên đầu tư vào chế biến sâu để tăng giá trị sản phẩm.
Businesses should invest in deep processing to increase product value.
A manufacturing process that adds significant value to raw materials through multiple stages of transformation, often involving advanced techniques or technologies.
Ngành chế biến sâu gỗ giúp tạo ra các sản phẩm có giá trị cao hơn.
Deep wood processing creates products with significantly higher value.
Chế biến sâu nông sản là xu hướng tất yếu trong nông nghiệp hiện đại.
Deep processing of agricultural products is an inevitable trend in modern agriculture.
Commonly used in industrial and agricultural contexts to describe value-adding transformations beyond basic processing.
In Vietnam, 'chế biến sâu' is often used in contrast to 'chế biến thô' (rough processing) or 'sơ chế' (preliminary processing). While 'sơ chế' might involve basic cleaning or sorting, 'chế biến sâu' implies significant transformation like milling, refining, or manufacturing into finished goods.
Always associate 'chế biến sâu' with the concept of adding value. For example, turning raw coffee beans into roasted coffee (chế biến sâu) is different from simply drying or sorting beans (sơ chế).
The phrase combines 'chế biến' (processing/manufacturing) with 'sâu' (deep/profound), reflecting the concept of multi-stage, value-adding transformations in industrial processes. The term emerged in Vietnamese technical discourse in the 2010s as industrialization and modernization of agriculture and manufacturing accelerated.
Primarily used in business, industrial, and agricultural contexts. The term emphasizes the transformation from raw materials to finished goods with added value, often through technological means. In policy documents, it's frequently paired with terms like 'công nghiệp hỗ trợ' (supporting industry) or 'nông nghiệp hiện đại' (modern agriculture).