Beer and soft drink companies, which traditionally used to increase prices ahead of Tet (the Lunar New Year), are instead offering promotions this year as the sluggish post-COVID economy has hit demand.
Greig Craft (President of Automobile Association of Viet Nam and President of FIA Asia Pacific Region), and Patrick Madenjian (Managing Director of Moët Hennessy Southeast Asia’s Emerging Markets and co-Chair of WSSC) shared with Viet Nam News their thoughts and...
With the brand value of US$2.4 billion, Vinamilk is the only representative of Southeast Asia to be listed in four global rankings on the world’s most valuable and strongest brands in 2021.
Nestlé’s MILO has launched a new product called Milo Balance Breakfast Drink for children with three types of cereals oats, brown rice and wheat in addition to its main contents of milk, cocoa and malted barley.
Heineken Viet Nam and the National Traffic Safety Committee began the “When You Drive, Never Drink” campaign in HCM City for a second year on August 29.
With a market of 93 million people, Viet Nam has seen rapidly growing consumer demand for food and beverage (F&B) products, offering great opportunities for the sector to expand, experts have said.
Convenience stores were the most successful food and drink service channels in the past year, according to results of a survey released at a seminar held in HCM City on Thursday.
The proposal to impose 10 per cent special consumption tax on soft drinks for health reasons is reasonable, however, there is no concrete assessment on whether this will slow down the rate of obesity.
Demand for organic farm produce has risen
significantly in Viet Nam,
offering good prospects for businesses investing in the field, delegates said
at a seminar in HCM
City on October 28.
World beverage giant Coca Cola is expecting to receive support from the
Ministry of Industry and Trade to develop the non-alcoholic drink
manufacturing industry in Viet Nam.