18 Jun 2026
Hung Nhon Group recently in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam held a meeting and working session with representatives of its strategic partners including De Heus, Olmix and Boehringer Ingelheim.
The working session focused on strategic cooperation directions for the coming period, particularly in jointly implementing high-tech agricultural projects, enhancing livestock farming standards, strengthening biosafety, improving animal health care, and developing a modern, sustainable, and closed-loop value chain.
In its journey to develop a high-tech agricultural value chain, Hung Nhon has always been accompanied by experienced international partners. Among them:
Through the working session, the parties continued to strengthen connections, reinforce their close partnership, and open up new directions in developing the high-tech agricultural value chain.
This also serves as an important foundation for Hung Nhon and its partners to create long-term value for Vietnam’s livestock industry.
The meeting once again affirmed the sustainable cooperation commitment between Hung Nhon and its strategic partners in implementing high-tech agricultural projects, contributing to elevating Vietnam’s livestock industry toward greater professionalism, efficiency, and sustainability.
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