There is a trend towards categories like instant noodles, frozen food, sterilized sausage and packaged water and packaged food.
The Tokyo-headquartered apparel company has sealed a deal to take over 70 per cent of stakes at Vietnam’s Global Fashion (GF), the parent company of women’s accessories brand Vascara.
The instant coffee factory of Japan-backed Marubeni Corporation has a capacity of 16,000 tons per year.
Advantage Partners has announced its acquisition of Elise Fashion, one of the biggest women's fashion shop systems in Vietnam.
High cost of sales leads to rather modest profits of UNIBEN over the last few years, even lower than the profit of Miliket, an effete brand.
Entering the US market with iced milk coffee Nuticafé, NutiFood is showing its obvious ambition to dominate the instant coffee market share not only in Vietnam but also over the world.
A wholly foreign invested joint venture is soon to be established between Fast Retailing, the Uniqlo's owner which holds 70 per cent stake and Mitsubishi Corporation, Japan's largest trading company with 25 per cent stake.
Despite being a newbie, NutiFood Nutrition Food Joint Stock Company expresses its ambition to dominate both the domestic and global instant coffee markets.
Owing to financial support from Vietnam International Bank, UNIBEN has been able to invest vigorously in their factory and promote their marketing activities actively, allowing the company to gain the majority of the market shares of the instant noodle industry in rural areas.
As the Christmas and New Year are coming to a close, the fashion brands including two famous brands namely Zara or H & M started the race to offer up to 50 per cent off.
On November 9th, the world's largest fashion retailer Zara (Zara) attracted thousands of customers to the grand opening of its first store in Hanoi.
Vinacafé Bien Hoa’s Wake-up instant coffee is being recalled in the US due to its mistake of improper labeling other than the quality of products, according to Vinacafé Bien Hoa, a subsidiary of Masan Group.
In only a decade, 50% of fashion brands have stopped their game in the market while the rest are struggling.
The participation of Zara and H&M in Vietnam fashion market will provide precious lessons to the domestic fashion brands in the long run.
