05 Aug 2026
Leading feed producers in Vietnam have rolled out nationwide price reductions and promotional programs, offering livestock and poultry producers some relief from rising production costs after a volatile first half of 2026.
Following months of fluctuations, feed prices began easing in late June and by early July, a broader wave of cuts gathered pace. Major players, including CP Vietnam, De Heus, ANT, Haid, Greenfeed, Japfa, Dabaco, Tongwei and BGF, announced discounts across a wide range of feed products. Most reductions averaged around USD 0.008/kg, though some companies offered deeper cuts on selected lines.
BGF was among the first to implement the new pricing policy, introducing a USD 0.008/kg reduction across all feed products from July 1 at its facilities in Hung Yen, Binh Dinh, and Vinh Long. CP Vietnam followed with new prices on July 8, lowering layer feed by USD 0.006/kg and most other livestock and poultry feed products by USD 0.008/kg.
Greenfeed Vietnam offered direct discounts from July 7-11, cutting pig, broiler, and cattle feed by USD 0.008/kg, while layer feed prices dropped by USD 0.006/kg. Japfa Comfeed Vietnam reduced pig and broiler feed prices by USD 0.007/kg beginning July 13, and and cut layer, quail, and cattle feed prices by USD 0.006/kg.
Dabaco – Kinh Bac implemented new pricing on July 11, cutting prices of feed for laying hen, laying duck, laying quail and replacement stock by USD 0.006/kg. Concentrate feeds and most other livestock and poultry feed products products received reductions of up to USD 0.008/kg.
Meanwhile, Anco/Proconco launched a month-long promotional program in July, offering discounts of up to USD 0.015/kg on selected products, with most poultry feed lines reduced by USD 0.008/kg.
Several manufacturers introduced differentiated pricing based on animal species and production stage. ANT reduced pig and meat poultry feed by USD 0.008/kg from July 9, while layer feed dropped by USD 0.006/kg.
HAID Hai Duong implemented new prices on July 11, reducing sow feed by USD 0.004/kg, other pig feed by USD 0.006/kg, duck feed by USD 0.006/kg, broiler feed by USD 0.005/kg, and layer chicken and duck feed by USD 0.003/kg.
Tongwei Hoa Binh introduced reductions on July 13, reducing pig and broiler feed prices by USD 0.008/kg, meat duck feed by USD 0.006/kg, and layer duck feed by USD 0.004/kg.
The price-cutting wave extended beyond multinational firms. Regional manufacturers and joint ventures also lowered prices during July.
VinaFeed Northern Vietnam introduced discounts of up to USD 0.031/kg for its specialized Product 440 from July 2, while other products dropped by USD 0.008/kg. APPE JV Vietnam cut layer and replacement poultry feed by USD 0.005/kg from July 7, with aquaculture and other feeds reduced by USD 0.008/kg.
Viet Nhat Group lowered pig feed by USD 0.008/kg and poultry feed by USD 0.006/kg from July 13. CNC International Nutrition JSC also reduced prices by USD 0.008/kg across its portfolio from July 2.
Livestock and poultry producers are expected to benefit from lower input costs, helping improve efficiency and stabilize production after months of volatility.
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