Manufacturers and contract production
Identify the facility, recipe owner, raw-material suppliers and entity responsible for the finished product and its records.
For food manufacturers, overseas brands, importers, distributors and food and beverage (F&B) operators preparing to sell or expand in Vietnam. Duong Tri Law connects the product and supply chain with the appropriate declaration or registration review, premises, food safety, labels, advertising and commercial responsibilities.
Identify the facility, recipe owner, raw-material suppliers and entity responsible for the finished product and its records.
Check manufacturer documents, product information, storage and traceability before coordinating imports, market access and downstream supply.
Review preparation at each location, delivery channels and customer information. Separate premises questions from product and online-selling requirements.
Use ingredients, intended use, claims and target users to scope the applicable product procedure; do not rely on the trade name alone.
Compare manufacturing, storage and preparation activities with the site records, testing information and documents supplied by the manufacturer.
Check packaging and sales content against the product information. Define quality standards, traceability, complaints and recall responsibilities.
Start here to scope the relevant food-product and facility work; the route depends on the actual product and activity.
Review the brand name and logo before investing in packaging, distribution or a broader product range.
Agree specifications, quality evidence, labels, traceability, complaints and the allocation of recall costs.
If the plan involves a new factory or production expansion, connect the product review with the site and investment workstreams.
If the business operates online sales or a multi-party transaction platform, review the seller, platform, payment and customer roles.
Review each product’s formulation, intended use and claims. Similar branding or the same manufacturer does not by itself establish an identical route.
Yes. Product records and the activities at a manufacturing, storage or food-service location need to be coordinated, with the applicable scope checked for each.
Send a non-confidential summary of the model, parties, stage and intended timing. Duong Tri Law can identify the questions to review and agree the work, required documents and deliverables.