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A climate-controlled poultry house in Dong Thap reaches 3 kg in 45 days, running 60,000 birds with eight people
In Dong Thap province in the Mekong Delta, a sealed poultry house running air conditioning holds 60,000 birds. The three farms of Nguyen Duc Lu (known as Bay Lu, 70), in Dao Than ward, reported by state broadcaster VOV on September 24, 2026, run a total area of more than 5,000 square meters with eight people at all times, raising each bird to about 3 k... in 45 days... -
Vietnamese coconut tops fresh-produce exports to the US: US$105.27 million, over 3.2 times mango
Coconut has taken the top spot by item in Vietnam's fresh-produce exports to the US. According to figures from Vietnam's General Department of Customs (Cuc Hai quan) reported by VnExpress on September 22, 2026, coconut exports to the US reached US$105.27 million in January–July 2026, against mango's US$32.3 million and dragon fruit's... -
An RFID ID on fertilizer bags: Binh Dien pilots anti-counterfeiting
Binh Dien, a major Vietnamese fertilizer company, is giving each Dau Trau-brand fertilizer bag an RFID and QR "digital ID." We interpret the anti-counterfeiting and tracking mechanism from the perspective of Japanese agricultural sourcing. -
A major US canned-tuna company closes its California plant: is there an opening for Vietnam's seafood processing?
The major US canned-tuna company Bumble Bee is closing its California plant and consolidating its processing bases. Taking into account its background as part of Taiwan's FCF group, we read the possibility of Vietnam's canning and seafood processing expanding as a recipient, from the perspective of Japanese sourcing. -
315 rural-youth startups compete, and 29 reach the national finals
The Central Youth Union's Rural Youth Startup Contest 2026 held its national finals in Dak Lak province on September 18. Of 315 entries, 29 advanced. We read the next generation taking on agri-processing and digital agriculture from a Japanese sourcing perspective. -
Nghe An shrimp farming hit by a typhoon: the site rebuilt with 2 billion dong
An advanced shrimp farm in Nghe An province, after suffering several billion dong in damage from a typhoon at the end of 2025, is recovering by investing about 7 billion dong in a year in deeper ponds and environmental monitoring. We read the underlying supply strength Japanese seafood sourcing should look at. -
Major Vietnamese sugar producer AgriS opens a commercialization research base in Singapore
AgriS, one of Vietnam's largest sugar producers, opened a global innovation base in Singapore on September 16. We consider its aim of linking research with international markets, and the changes Japanese food buyers should read. -
A Gia Lai nursery company that ships 21 million seedlings a year: tracing the upstream of wood-chip sourcing
A nursery operator in Gia Lai province that ships 21 million forestry seedlings a year has been named an outstanding farmer. We lay out what is happening upstream of the acacia and eucalyptus wood chips that Japan imports. -
The World Bank modernizes nine Vietnamese fishing ports: will it benefit Japan's seafood sourcing?
The World Bank is modernizing nine Vietnamese fishing ports for US$155 million. We lay out how climate resilience and post-harvest loss reduction relate to the quality and supply stability of the seafood Japan sources. -
CP's feed plant now running in Ca Mau: the upstream seen in Vietnamese shrimp sourcing
CP Vietnam has brought online an aquaculture-feed plant in Ca Mau province with annual output of 125,000 tonnes. We lay out, from the angle of how it serves as material for viewing Japan's sourcing of Vietnamese shrimp, this increase in feed production within the growing region.
