Livestock farming in the Southeast region accelerates towards the end of the year.

The final months of 2025 marked several important events, indicating that the livestock industry in the Southeast region of Vietnam is entering a phase of accelerated growth, both in scale and technology.

On December 16th, at the CPV Food Binh Phuoc factory, CP Vietnam announced two strategic milestones: officially being licensed to export processed chicken meat to Singapore and simultaneously winning several prestigious awards at the FMCG Asia Awards 2025 and Manufacturing Asia Awards 2025.

CPV Food Binh Phuoc officially ships its first batch of processed chicken meat to Singapore. Photo: TT

The approval of CPV Food Binh Phuoc's export permit by the Singapore Food Authority (SFA) is the result of a rigorous assessment process that spanned several on-site inspections. According to Mr. Pang Te Cheng, Consul General of Singapore in Vietnam, this approval is not only an achievement for the company but also holds significant importance for Vietnam's livestock and food processing industry, given that Singapore imports approximately 90% of its food and prioritizes food safety standards.

Beyond just exporting, CP Vietnam is considered a pioneering model in the Vietnamese food industry, contributing to energy savings, reduced emissions, and improved working conditions for tens of thousands of employees. (Photo: TT)

CP Vietnam's processed chicken products are produced using a closed-loop process at the CPV Food Binh Phuoc complex, meeting a range of international certifications such as HACCP, BRC, ISO 22000, Halal, etc. Prior to the Singapore market, these products were already present in Japan, Hong Kong, Cambodia, and Laos; the Japanese market alone recorded export volumes of approximately 10,000 tons by November 2025.

According to Mr. Wirat Wongpornpakdee, Senior Vice President in charge of Food Sector and New Business Development at CP Vietnam, conquering demanding markets requires businesses to maintain strict operational discipline over a long period. In the future, CP Vietnam aims to expand exports to the United Kingdom and the European Union (EU), contributing to enhancing the position of Vietnamese poultry products in the international market.

De Heus Group and Hung Nhon Group held a groundbreaking ceremony for the DHN Tay Ninh 4 high-tech livestock farming complex. Photo: TT

Alongside positive signals from exports, the high-tech livestock investment sector in the Southeast region is equally vibrant. In December 2025, in Tan Hoi commune (Tay Ninh province), De Heus Group and Hung Nhon Group held the groundbreaking ceremony for the DHN Tay Ninh 4 High-Tech Livestock Farming Area.

The project, spanning 17.2 hectares with a total investment of 257 billion VND, is built to high-tech standards, aiming to provide high-quality breeding stock, strictly control diseases, and minimize environmental impact. According to Mr. Vu Manh Hung, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Hung Nhon Group, DHN Tay Ninh 4 not only serves market needs but also makes a practical contribution to the sustainable agricultural development orientation of the locality.

On the international partner side, Mr. Johan Van Den Ban, General Director of De Heus Asia, said that the project is an important link in the DHN Tay Ninh High-Tech Agricultural Complex, formed on the basis of a Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2023. This chain of projects includes 12 projects in Tay Ninh, with a total expected investment of up to 10,000 billion VND.

The parties signed a strategic cooperation agreement to develop a large-scale poultry farming system, aiming for 1 million pullets and 3 million laying hens... Photo: TT

Notably, at the groundbreaking ceremony, the parties signed a strategic cooperation agreement to develop a large-scale livestock system, aiming for 1 million broiler chickens, 3 million laying hens, and investing in an internationally standardized organic fertilizer production plant. This is considered the foundation for forming a closed value chain, from breeding stock, feed, technology to final products.

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