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AGRITEC JOINT STOCK COMPANY

Vietnam

2.5

An My Village, My Huong Commune

48 inquiries

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Business Description

Agritec Joint Stock Company, established in 2012 and formerly known as Hung Gia Nguyen Development and Investment Joint Stock Company, specializes in processing and importing-exporting vegetables, fruits, agricultural products, and spices.

Agritec’s processed fruit and vegetable products have gradually built a reputation for quality and reliability among both domestic and international customers, with popular items such as carrots, cauliflowers, cabbages, garlic, chili, and more.

With the motto "Quality in Every Product," the company’s products are trusted by customers not only in Vietnam but also in markets such as Japan, Korea, and the Middle East.

Business Overview

AGRITEC JOINT STOCK COMPANY had verified level Level 3, with 2.5 rating across 48 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 1h — strong signals for a supplier established in 2012.

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AGRITEC JOINT STOCK COMPANY is smaller than typical suppliers with only 11-50 employees, which may mean faster response times and more flexible pricing for small to medium buyers. Their product range includes fresh ginger, potatoes, and other products, which is a strong advantage for buyers looking for consistent, high-quality, and traceable supply chains. Using FOB and CIF terms means the supplier is based in a major trade hub. The company name is a strong trade name. The company name is a strong trade name. The company name is a reliable supplier. The work email is not verified, which could be a red flag for buyers needing to confirm contact details. Having a verified account email and documents adds some credibility, showing the business has gone through basic checks. Accepting T/T or L/C payment gives buyers flexibility in how they pay, which is common in international trade. The use of CIF terms means the supplier handles shipping and insurance, which can simplify logistics for buyers who don’t have their own freight operations.