Vietnamese brands join global supply chains

(ĐN) – Several Vietnamese companies in Dong Nai, such as Truong Hai, Biti’s, Donagamex, Dong Tien, and GC Food, are becoming part of global supply chains. However, out of nearly 56,000 active businesses in the province, only a few local brands are widely recognized.

These successful firms share common strategies, like investing in technology, embracing digital transformation, developing human resources, and meeting green production standards. For example, GC Food exports to over 20 countries by controlling the process from clean raw materials to traceable final products.

Dong Tien, a garment firm in Amata Industrial Park, grows 10 percent annually by using eco-friendly factories and recycled materials, while fulfilling high-end orders from Europe, the US, and Japan.

Still, most Vietnamese firms are small and face major challenges, including limited access to capital, high input costs, and administrative barriers. Every year, about 4,000 new companies are launched in Dong Nai, but more than 2,000 shut down.

To support businesses, the provincial government hosts regular dialogue events and promotes trade inside and outside the country. Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Hoang said the province will strictly deal with officials who create difficulties for enterprises.

Experts say that long-term strategies, tech adoption, and smart factory models are essential for survival in global markets. For smaller firms, cooperation and partnerships remain key to overcoming resource limitations.

Reported by N.Ha