Products of Vietnamese milk producer Vinamilk (Vietnam Dairy Products JSC) have made their entry into the market in the Republic of Korea (RoK), said a RoK dairy business.
Seoul (VNA) – Products of Vietnamese milk producer Vinamilk (Vietnam Dairy Products JSC) have made their entry into the market in the Republic of Korea (RoK), said a RoK dairy business.
Vina Korea, a company set up by five Korean distribution firms for the sale of Vinamilk products, said on May 29 that it began to sell milk tea, soybean milk and condensed milk-based coffee products in the market through online stores.
Vina Korea Chief Financial Officer Yun Yo-wang said that Vinamilk products meet high Eurozone hygiene and food safety standards.
The firm’s products are now available on online shopping malls, such as 11Street Co. and eBay Korea LLC.
Vinamilk, established in 1976, owns 13 factories in Vietnam and the largest dairy farm network in Asia. It also runs farms and plants in the US, New Zealand, Cambodia and Poland.
Last year, its export turnover expanded 14.8 percent as compared with 2018. Since 1997, its products have been shipped to more than 50 countries and territories, with total value surpassing 2.2 billion USD./.
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Driftwood Dairy Holding Corporation, an affiliate of Vietnam’s diary producer Vinamilk in the US, has recently donated nearly 23,000 litres of fresh milk, worth 21,000 USD, to people living in Los Angeles, California, who are facing difficulties due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Vinamilk products (Photo internet) 
