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11/11/2026
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Connecting the Central Highlands raw material production belt with seaport systems was one of the focal themes at the Vietnam Logistics Forum 2026, held on November 6–7 in Quy Nhon, Gia Lai Province. Representatives of VFC Company in the Quy Nhon area attended the event, joining the business community to stay updated on logistics development orientations and matters concerning the export agricultural supply chain.
Vietnam Logistics Forum 2026: Promoting Connectivity Between the Highlands and Seaports
The Vietnam Logistics Forum 2026 (VLF 2026) was chaired by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, organized in collaboration with the People's Committee of Gia Lai Province, under the theme "Connecting Highlands Logistics, Reaching Global Value Chains."
The event convened representatives from regulatory agencies, industry associations, experts, and the business community to discuss logistics industry development orientations, strengthen regional connectivity, and enhance connectivity efficiency among production, transportation, and import-export operations.
One of the prominently noted topics at the forum was the capability to connect freight from the Central Highlands region to Central seaport gateways. For export agricultural commodities such as coffee and pepper, coordination among raw material growing regions, warehouses, transport providers, and ancillary support services plays a critical role in organizing the supply chain.
A representative of VFC Company in Quy Nhon attended the program, accessing the logistics development orientations of the Central – Central Highlands region. This is information relevant to the provision of import-export cargo fumigation services by VFC Fumigation, especially for agricultural businesses needing to transport goods from the Central Highlands to seaports.
Representatives of VFC Company in the Quy Nhon area attending the Vietnam Logistics Forum 2026, held on November 6–7 in Gia Lai Province
Central Highlands Agricultural Logistics from the Exporter's Perspective
During the thematic session "Identifying Breakthrough Opportunities for Central - Central Highlands Logistics," Mr. Le Thanh Son, Sales Director of Simexco Daklak, presented the paper "Agricultural Logistics: The Key to Boosting Exports for the Central Highlands."
As an enterprise operating in agricultural export and also a client of VFC Fumigation, Simexco Daklak's participation provided an authentic perspective from a corporation directly organizing export operations.
Mr. Le Thanh Son, Sales Director of Simexco Daklak - a client of VFC Fumigation, presenting a paper on Central Highlands agricultural logistics at VLF 2026
This topic concerns multiple stakeholders across the supply chain, from producing and exporting enterprises to entities providing cargo support services. The presentation's content raised key questions regarding the role of logistics in enhancing Central Highlands agricultural export capacity.
For VFC Fumigation, the presence of customers at specialized forums such as VLF 2026 also demonstrates the importance of regularly updating new needs and requirements in agricultural export activities.
VFC Fumigation Partnering with the Export Agricultural Logistics Chain
Within the agricultural export chain, phytosanitary treatment is one of the operational stages that must be closely synchronized with cargo preparation and delivery schedules. The treatment protocol depends on consignment characteristics, on-site field conditions, and the quarantine requirements of the importing market.
Therefore, alongside selecting an appropriate technical protocol, phytosanitary treatment operations also require coordination regarding execution timelines, monitoring treatment processes, and finalizing compliance dossiers and Fumigation Certificates (Certificates of Treatment) as mandated. Proactivity across each operational phase provides enterprises with greater ease when organizing export dispatch schedules.
Backed by more than 50 years of experience in the phytosanitary treatment and fumigation industry, VFC Fumigation prioritizes aligning technical operations with clients' operational schedules, aiming to satisfy treatment standards while assisting enterprises in maintaining proactive control throughout the delivery and handover process.
Representatives of VFC Company at the Vietnam Logistics Forum 2026, accompanying and connecting with the agricultural export business community
Attending the 2026 Vietnam Logistics Forum continues to demonstrate VFC's commitment to the movements of the logistics and import-export industry. Through specialized forums, VFC gains additional opportunities to update market orientations, understand customer needs, and strengthen engagement with the agricultural export business community.
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