Vegetables and fruit from central Taiwan's Changhua County attracted a lot of attention at a promotional event in Singapore Thursday, and organizers of the event said they are planning to introduce more Taiwanese fruit and vegetables to Singapore. About NT$8 million (US$253,968) -worth of mushrooms, grapes, guavas, carrots and star fruit from the county -- one of Taiwan's main agricultural areas -- will be sold by NTUC Fairprice, a leading Singapore supermarket chain and one of the event organizers. NTUC Fairprice Managing Director Seah Kian Peng said most Singaporeans have a very good impression of Taiwan's agriculture products, so the company decided to expand the size of the promotional event this year and to continue to cooperate with Taiwan in introducing more Taiwanese vegetables and fruit. Addressing the opening ceremony of the promotional campaign, Changhua Magistrate Cho Po-yuan expressed hope that other agriculture products from his county such as flowers and seedlings can also be exported to Singapore now that the county's grapes and mushrooms have gained praise after being sold in Singapore since last year. Vanessa Shih, Taiwan's Representative to Singapore, noted that the promotional event was the third of its kind and said the Taiwanese representative office in Singapore will continue to promote Taiwanese products such as organic foods. 