Dung Ha Development
Headquartered in Vietnam
Vietnamese import and wholesale distributor of fresh fruit, supplying retail and foodservice buyers from a Hanoi-area facility.
Services
Regions served
Southeast Asia
Countries
Vietnam
Cities
Facilities
3 facilities
- Tuong Mai, Hanoi
- Yen Hoa, Hanoi
- Trung My Tay, Ho Chi Minh City
Commodities handled
imported fruit, dried goods, regional specialty foods
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