Vietnam’s largest instant-noodle maker, Acecook Vietnam, held a groundbreaking ceremony on the 20th in Ho Chi Minh City for a research and development center. The company said it aims to strengthen its R&D system to develop more health-oriented products and speed up global expansion.
The center will be built in the Tan Binh Industrial Park. The site covers more than 7,000 square meters, with completion planned for 2027. Guided by its philosophy of “creating the value of food culture from Vietnam to the world,” the company will focus on developing new products beyond instant noodles, researching technologies to meet health-focused demand, and conducting basic food-chemistry research.
Acecook Vietnam described the project as a key investment in its shift toward becoming a “comprehensive food company.” It said it plans to pursue broad-based research without limiting itself to specific fields.
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