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30/01/2026
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On the afternoon of June 10, 2023, Mr. Anthony Caputo, representative of American Coffee Corp, and Ms. Lan Huong, Chief Representative of Hacofco, visited Vietnam Fumigation Joint Stock Company in Ho Chi Minh City (VFC HCM). Representing VFC at the meeting were Mr. Truong Vinh Chanh – Deputy Director of the HCM Branch, along with VFC management staff, who warmly welcomed the guests.
Overview of the Meeting
In addition to sharing updates on the current coffee business situation, Mr. Anthony Caputo showed particular interest in issues related to fumigation procedures for exported coffee shipments. Mr. Huynh Ngoc Tu, Head of Planning and Operations at VFC HCM, provided an overview of the fumigation process for export coffee consignments and also introduced additional practical solutions that could help minimize the risk of insect re-infestation during transportation.
Through the meeting, VFC had the opportunity to introduce its business activities and clarify outstanding questions from the customer. The parties also agreed that timely communication and information sharing would help improve VFC’s service efficiency while ensuring the export quality of American Coffee Corp’s goods.
After more than two hours of discussion, the meeting between American Coffee Corp, Hacofco, and VFC HCM concluded successfully, marking a trusted partnership and continued future cooperation.
>> See more: VFC and VINASEED held a seminar on “Insect identification and pest control consultation”
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