Two more Vietnamese dairy producers licensed to export to China
Two more Vietnamese dairy producers have been granted with transaction codes for exporting their products to China by the Chinese General Administration of Customs, said the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s Asia-Africa Market Department on January 11.
A diary production line of Vietnam's largest dairy company Vinamilk. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Two more Vietnamese dairyproducers have been granted with transaction codes for exporting their productsto China by the Chinese General Administration of Customs, said the Ministry ofIndustry and Trade’s Asia-Africa Market Department on January 11.
Accordingly, Binh Duong Nutifood Nutrition Food JSC isnow permitted to export sterilized milk, modified milk and flavored fermentedmilk products to China.
Meanwhile, Truong Tho Dairy Factory, a member ofVietnam’s largest dairy company Vinamilk, is licensed to ship to theneighbouring country sterilized milk, modified milk, sweetened condensed milkand other condensed milk products.
So far, China has granted transaction codes to sevenVietnamese dairy companies and factories, including TH True Milk, Hanoimilk,Bel Vietnam, Nutifood, and three Vinamilk factories.
China is the biggest milk importer in the world. In 2019,the country imported 39.43 million tonnes of milk and milk products. Of which,imported fresh milk was about 750,000 tonnes and milk powder was 650,000tonnes.
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisationpredicted that the demand for milk and milk products of this market would increasearound 45 percent by 2025./.
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A diary production line of Vietnam's largest dairy company Vinamilk. (Photo: VNA)
