Nestlé Vietnam

After the Renovation Period in Vietnam in 1992 the Nestlé Group officially came back to the country with a joint venture between Perrier Vittel (which belongs to Nestle' group) and the Long An Trading Company. The joint venture company La Vie was founded.

In 1995 Nestlé Vietnam was established, which is 100% foreign invested enterprise, belonging to the Nestlé Group.

The total capital invested by Nestlé in Vietnam is over $450milllon to date. The company employs approximately 2000 employees nationwide and operates five factories in the country:

• Two factories produce La Vie mineral water in Long An & Hung Yen provinces.
• Three factories produce food and beverage products in Dong Nai province:

    - Dong Nai factory produces Nescafe, Maggi, Milo, Nestea
    - Binh An factory produces Nestlé Milo RTD
    - Tri An factory produces Nescafe & decaffeinated coffee as raw materials for export.

•  The fourth factoriy in Hung Yen Province - Bong Sen factory produces Nestlé Milo RTD
  

To demonstrate its long-term commitment to Vietnam, the Nestlé Group has invested heavily in new production facilities in the country over recent years in order to meet both domestic and international demand. Nestlé has also been bestowed with a certificate of merit from Vietnam's Tax Bureau for its financial contribution, an honour that reflects its commitment to doing business as a credible foreign enterprise.