List of firms with high quality products announced
The Business Association of High Quality Vietnamese Products on March 9 announced a list of 519 businesses with products winning the high-quality title voted by consumers.
HCM City(VNA) – The Business Association of High Quality Vietnamese Products on March 9announced a list of 519 businesses with products winning the high-quality titlevoted by consumers.
Among the businesses,32 have been in the list for 27 consecutive years since the High QualityVietnamese Goods Programme was launched.
Meanwhile, 41 haveentered the list for the first time, and 132 have met the Vietnamese HighQuality Products – Global Integration Standards set by the Business Associationof High Quality Vietnamese Products.
Vu Kim Hanh,Chairwoman of the Business Association of High Quality Vietnamese Products, saidthat the dried and instant food sector has the highest number of votedbusinesses, followed by the sauceand seasoning industry.
Outstanding names in the list include Asia Bakery-Confectionary Co. Ltd., HaLong Canned Food JSC, Vietnam Dairy Products JSC, Trung Nguyen GroupCorporation, Thai Tuan Group Corporation, Van Thanh Mattress Company Ltd., An Phuoc Garment Embroidery ShoesCo. Ltd., DHG Pharmaceutical JSC, Thien Long Group Corporation, and SaigonPaper Corporation.
The firms in the list are employing about 341,560 full-time workers and28,791 part-time labourers.
A vote for Vietnamese high quality products in 2023 was conducted fromSeptember 2022, receiving 610,000 feedbacks from consumers across the country.
The Business Association of High Quality Vietnamese Products verified the voteresults, the transparency and the level of legal regulation implementation ofthe firms, while consulting departments of 36 cities and provinces as well as themedia and consumers on the businesses./.
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