Chairlady of TTC AgriS met and worked with the US Consul General to discuss sustainable agricultural development

Mrs. Susan Burns - The U.S. Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City (centre), Mrs. Dang Huynh Uc My - Chairlady of TTC AgriS (right) and Mr. Thai Van Chuyen – CEO of TTC AgriS (left) at the 1st anniversary of the Vietnam - US Comprehensive Strategic Partnership on September 5, 2024.

TTC AgriS is committed to sustainable agricultural development

At the ceremony, Mrs. Dang Huynh Uc My and Mrs. Susan Burns - The U.S. Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City. Their conversation focused on TTC AgriS's commitment to accompanying the governments of Viet Nam and the U.S. in strengthening economic, trade, and investment cooperation between the two countries not only in the field of agriculture but also in ensuring food security and implementing criteria ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance).

TTC AgriS Chairlady affirmed, "With a mission to pioneer in circular agriculture development, we aim to achieve Net Zero by 2035 to align with national commitments and contribute positively to the bilateral cooperation between Viet Nam and the U.S. for an innovative economy and comprehensive societal development."

Appreciating TTC AgriS's vision and significant contributions to Viet Nam's agricultural sector, Mrs. Susan Burns expressed her desire for the company to continue being an active member of the business community between the two countries and to engage in deeper cooperation on sustainable agricultural development, science and technology, and global climate change solutions.

Last June, Mrs. Susan Burns also led a delegation to visit and work in the headquarters of TTC AgriS. The delegation was particularly interested in TTC AgriS's "green" business strategy, which aligns production and business activities with environmental responsibility and the overall health of consumers. This is one of the top priorities of the U.S. Government when assessing and investing in the Vietnamese market, particularly in the field of circular agriculture.

TTC AgriS Chairlady Dang Huynh Uc My, at the 55th anniversary of the brand, emphasized the goal of optimizing the AgriS Circular Commercial Value Chain internationally. This platform is the core to help businesses promote positive economic factors while realizing the Sustainable Development Commitment towards Net Zero by 2035.

The United States - A key market in international business strategy

With its position as a leading multinational agricultural enterprise in the region, TTC AgriS leads the Vietnamese sugar industry with 46% of the domestic market share, and it is present in over 50 international export markets. TTC AgriS owns over 71,000 hectares of raw material in 4 countries: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Australia. Self-sufficiency in raw material areas, including organic land funds, is also a necessary resource for TTC AgriS to master the production value chain and outstanding R&D capacity, providing a diverse product portfolio including natural nutritional products with optimized crop value chains and expanded investment (including sugarcane, coconut, banana, rice, etc.). With core technological strengths and a vision of creating a sustainable agricultural trade industry, TTC AgriS has developed an integrated, innovative agricultural economic model internationally. This is an essential foundation in the long-term vision of the enterprise to contribute to economic and social development and share achievements with stakeholders.

Mrs. Dang Huynh Uc My - Chairlady of TTC AgriS, met and spoke with Mr. Justin Walls - External Relations Officer of the U.S. Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City.

Marking its 55th anniversary (1969 - 2024), TTC AgriS aims to continue expanding its value chain in international markets alongside its core market in Viet Nam. The EU and the Americas, including the United States, are key areas in the company's strategy to develop over 50 export markets. The strong market share growth in the United States is considered a crucial stepping stone for TTC AgriS to participate in the global F&B value chain, aiming to achieve a revenue target of VND 60 trillion by 2030.

Currently, the company's refined sugar and processed coconut products are already available in the U.S. market, meeting strict quality standards. Anticipating the rising trend of healthy products, TTC AgriS is introducing organic coconut water to this demanding market. Earlier, the company optimized the value of high-quality coconut materials to capture the billion-dollar potential of the coconut export industry when the United States allowed the import of Vietnamese coconuts from August 2023.

During the visit to TTC AgriS's factory and farm in Tay Ninh, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (USA) delegation exchanged modern cultivation, production techniques and supply chain management practices in circular agriculture.

As a provider of high-tech agricultural solutions based on sustainable development, TTC AgriS always focuses on searching for and introducing advanced techniques to modernize Vietnamese agriculture, typically the John Deere mechanical machinery product line from the US, exclusively distributed by the company in Vietnam since July 2017.

In addition, TTC AgriS is also proud to be chosen by the US Government as a destination to welcome many delegations of experts and students to visit the company's factory and model farm. Through these programs, the company affirms its contribution to the development of human resources serving the advanced agricultural sector between the two countries.

Through its continuous investment and economic and trade cooperation with the US market, TTC AgriS hopes to strengthen the strength and dynamism of the bilateral relationship while expanding sustainable development opportunities for national agriculture in the era of digital economic integration 4.0.

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