October 2, 2025 | 02:13 GMT +7
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October 2, 2025 | 02:13 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
Cooperation signing ceremony between De Heus Vietnam Group and ShrimpVet Company.
This cooperation once again emphasizes De Heus Vietnam's wish to become a reliable partner of livestock farmers and businesses in the livestock sector in Vietnam. At the same time, continue to affirm De Heus Group's strengths in providing high-quality feed, transferring knowledge, and supporting market access, thereby contributing to optimizing productivity.
De Heus Group also aims to contribute to building a sustainable shrimp farming industry, leaving a mark of Vietnam's shrimp industry on the international market.
To be more specific, De Heus Vietnam and ShrimpVet cooperate on strategic aspects such as experimental research on shrimp syndromes, organizing seminars and press conferences, etc.
In addition, De Heus Vietnam and ShrimpVet also combine to cooperate in researching and developing shrimp farming activities and developing a comprehensive process for shrimp seed farming. With this cooperation, De Heus Group hopes to contribute to enhancing the potential and development advantages of Vietnam's shrimp industry.
Cooperation between De Heus Vietnam and ShrimpVet promises to open a new step forward in shrimp farming, contributing to "De Heus Group – 15-year journey of elevating Vietnamese livestock farming.".
Translated by Thu Huyen
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