In 2026, Vissan plans to begin construction of a slaughtering and processing complex in Tay Ninh, alongside a pig farming unit in Binh Duong with a planned capacity of 32,000 pigs.
On paper, this appears as a capacity expansion.
In practice, it reflects how processors are reinforcing their position within an increasingly structured supply chain.
Vissan has already positioned itself within a 3F (feed–farm–food) model, though not fully integrated internally. The new investments suggest a continued effort to strengthen both upstream supply and downstream processing capacity.
For 2026, processed food output is projected to reach nearly 20,400 tons, with pork and beef volumes targeted at more than 7,700 tons and 538 tons, respectively. The company is also aiming to expand exports at a modest scale.
For farmers and partners, the signal is not about one company alone.
It is about how supply chains are being shaped more deliberately, with closer links between farming, processing, and market channels.
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