Twenty-eight Vietnamese food companies are participating in Seoul Food 2026, the Republic of Korea''s largest annual food exhibition, held from June 9 to 12, to promote their brands and expand business partnerships in the Korean market.
Businesses start with projects that deliver quick results within six to 12 months, like quality control systems, demand forecasting, or customer service chatbots. In the long run, F&B companies are advised to move toward with AI-driven operating models to keep...
Việt Nam’s leading food and beverage ingredients exhibition Food ingredients Vietnam (Fi Vietnam) will take place from May 13-15 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre in HCM City.
Around 400 exhibitors from 27 countries and territories worldwide will take part in Food & Hospitality Vietnam 2026 (FHV 2026), set to take place in HCM City later this month.
Vietnamese businesses are strengthening their presence in Southeast Europe through active participation at Interfood & Drink 2025, the region’s largest international food and beverage fair, held from November 12–15 at the Inter Expo Centre in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Việt Nam has a strong presence at the exhibition with 23 participating companies, including 18 firms from HCM City showcasing their products at the Việt Nam Pavilion.
A survey by Việt Nam Report from July - August this year shows that 62.5 per cent of businesses expect the F&B industry to grow by 5-10 per cent this year.
The latest shutdown reduced the number of stores operating in the country to approximately 304,700, down four per cent year-on-year, according to a report published by the iPOS.vn platform, which specialises in researching the Vietnamese market.
Findings showed that the F&B industry reached a revenue of VNĐ590 trillion (US$23.65 billion) in 2023, a rise of 11.47 per cent against 2022, in which dine-in accounted for more than 91 per cent.
Rapid expansion of foreign food and beverage (F&B) chains in Viet Nam was making the domestic market more robust despite the trend of tightening spendings in a global downturn.