DKSH launches upgraded innovation centres for performance materials in Việt Nam

September 23, 2024 - 14:13

DKSH’s Business Unit Performance Materials, a leading distributor of specialty chemicals and ingredients, has launched two upgraded innovation centres for food & beverage and personal care ingredients in HCM City.

Inside an innovation centre of DKSH Vietnam in HCM City. The company has launched two upgraded innovation centres for food & beverage and personal care ingredients in the city. — Photo courtesy of the company

HCM CITY — DKSH’s Business Unit Performance Materials, a leading distributor of specialty chemicals and ingredients, has launched two upgraded innovation centres for food & beverage and personal care ingredients in HCM City.

This milestone reflects the company’s unwavering commitment to driving innovation and fostering collaboration in its business area of performance materials.

The two upgraded centres in the Hà Đô Centrosa Garden Building in District 10 are designed to empower business partners with advanced resources, transforming their innovative concepts into tangible, market-ready products.

They are equipped with cutting-edge technology and high-quality ingredients from top suppliers.

The centres offer a comprehensive range of services to support partners throughout the product development process, with DKSH’s Business Line Food & Beverage Ingredients focusing on confectionery, dairy, and savory products, while the Business Line Personal Care Ingredients pioneering beauty and personal care innovations.

Hoàng Thị Tố Nga, General Manager, Performance Materials, DKSH Vietnam, said: “We are incredibly proud to launch our upgraded innovation centres, which embody our vision of leading through innovation and collaboration. This investment demonstrates our commitment to empowering our partners with the best equipment and expertise to drive their success. We believe that these innovation centres will bring a new leap for the food and beverage as well as personal care industries, providing a platform to maximize the effectiveness of our supplier ingredients and contribute to turning our local partners’ ideas into reality.” — VNS

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