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Vietnam
2.9
Factory: 60 Ly Thuong Kiet Street, Ward 1
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Business Description
An Van Thinh Food Co., Ltd (AVTfood) was found in 2007, with over 15 years experience, we are becoming one of the most famous companies in exporting frozen products:
- Trading name in Vietnam: CÔNG TY TNHH THỰC PHẨM AN VẠN THỊNH
- Trading name in international: AN VAN THINH FOOD LIMITED COMPANY
Established by Business Registration certification issued on: 20/10/2007 No .: 5800542709
At Deparment of Planning and Investment of Lam Dong - Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam
Website: www.anvanthinh.com | www.anvanthinh.trustpass.alibaba.com
Email : sales@anvanthinh.com
Page : Facebook.com/AnVanThinhFoodCoLtd2007/
Youtube: www.youtube.com/@avtfsalesmanager1990
Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/an-van-thinh-food-co-ltd-a79572126/
With over 15 years' experience in this industry, customers can confidently choose AVT Food as their main supplier for frozen food. Health is the primary issue in the use of clean foods in daily meals. AVT Food commits to the core humanitarian problem. Customers can be very comfortable using our products.
Sales Department:
Mobile/ Zalo/ Telegram/ Line/ WeChat/ Viber/ WhatsApp/ KakaoTalk: (+84) 918 811 581 (Ms.)
Email/ Skype: sales01@anvanthinh.com
Facebook : fb.com/sales01avtfood
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB
Port Of Loading:
Not specified
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M
Numbers Of Employees:
101-500 employees
Avg Response Time:
-
Most suppliers offer payment terms like 30% advance, 70% before shipment, but AN VAN THINH FOOD LIMITED COMPANY uses T/T, which is common and trusted in international trade. They use FOB terms, meaning the buyer takes responsibility once goods are loaded at the port — this shifts risk and cost to the buyer. The port is not specified, which could create uncertainty in logistics planning and may delay shipment coordination. Accepting USD makes it easier for global buyers to pay, as it's widely used in international trade. With 101–500 employees and an annual turnover of $1–5 million, AN VAN THINH FOOD LIMITED COMPANY is a well-established supplier with the scale to handle consistent, volume-based orders. This size suggests they can offer competitive pricing and reliable production schedules. The lack of specified accreditations and inquiry response time means buyers should verify food safety standards and communication reliability before placing large orders.
Products / Services Offered
Offering both fruit and vegetables suggests AN VAN THINH FOOD LIMITED COMPANY provides a diverse fresh produce range, which is ideal for retailers or restaurants needing consistent supply. This combination is common in regional markets but may require careful logistics to maintain freshness across different products.
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In food trade, verified business documents and work emails help confirm a supplier's legitimacy and ability to fulfill orders. AN VAN THINH FOOD LIMITED COMPANY has verified documents and work email, which adds credibility and reduces risk. The lack of phone verification means buyers should confirm contact details through other channels before placing large orders.
Export Countries
Australia
Bangladesh
Belgium
Cambodia
Canada
China
Denmark
Egypt
Finland
France
(+20 more)
Western Europe
27%
Southeast Asia
20%
East Asia
17%
Oceania
7%
North America
7%
AN VAN THINH FOOD LIMITED COMPANY operates in 30 countries across 10 regions, with a notably balanced geographic spread. Western Europe dominates at 27% (8 countries), followed by Southeast Asia at 20% (6 countries) and East Asia at 17% (5 countries). North America, North Africa, and Eastern Europe each account for 7% (2 countries each), while South Asia, Middle East, and East Africa are each represented by 1 country (3% each). This wide regional footprint, especially across both Asia and Europe, suggests a strategic effort to balance supply chain resilience with market diversification.
