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Hung Hau Agricultural

Vietnam

1.4

642 Au Co Street, Ward 10

40 inquiries

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Business Description

Hung Hau is a manufacturer and exporter supplying frozen fish and shrimp, value-added seafood, vegetables, and fruits based in Vietnam. With over 48 year experience in seafood industry. We currently operate in two divisions:

Hung Hau Agricultural, established in 1976, specializes in value-added products, Pangasius and shrimp. We operate 02 factories with a production capacity of 450 tons per month and serve markets worldwide, including the EU, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, and others.

Hung Hau Food, established in 2015, specializes in frozen vegetables and fruit products. With 02 factories and a production capacity of 1,200 tons per month, we export to the US, Europe, Korea, Australia, China, and the Middle East.

Business Overview

Hung Hau Agricultural had verified level Level 1, with 1.4 rating across 40 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 1h — strong signals for a supplier established in 1976.

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≤ 1h

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60%

Shrimp and prawn processing is a key export sector in Southeast Asia, with high demand in developed markets like Japan and Europe for premium, value-added products. With 501–1000 employees and over USD 5 million in annual revenue, this company has the scale to meet consistent, large-volume orders from international buyers. Being based in Vietnam, near the Mekong Delta and major aquaculture zones, gives access to reliable raw material supply chains. Shipping from Ho Chi Minh port provides a major gateway to the region, with strong connectivity to Asia-Pacific and European markets. The export markets include Japan, Belgium, France, South Korea, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and Vietnam — showing established trade relationships across both developed and emerging economies. The lack of verified work email and business documents raises a red flag for buyer due diligence — it's common for new or smaller suppliers to lack full verification, but it's critical to confirm legitimacy before placing large orders. Buyers should request additional documentation or a business profile to verify the company's operations and track record.