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Vietnam’s L'amant Café signs MoU on production distribution in India

The Vinh Hiep Co.Ltd with coffee brand L'amant Café has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on distribution of its products with a partner in India.
Vietnam’s L'amant Café signs MoU on production distribution in India ảnh 1Director of Vinh Hiep Co.Ltd Thai Nhu Hiep and Director of Rayanssh Impex Shanmeet Singh Wahan (Photo: VNA)

NewDelhi (VNA) – The Vinh Hiep Co.Ltd with coffee brand L'amant Café hassigned a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on distribution of its products with a partnerin India.

The MoUwas inked by Thai Nhu Hiep, the company’s director and Shanmeet Singh Wahan, Directorof Rayanssh Impex, a Indian company specialising in trading and distributing consumergoods.

Thesigning ceremony took place on the occasion of joining the 5th WorldCoffee Conference & Expo (WCC) in Bengaluru city, India.

Theevent marks a turning point in the journey of bringing Vietnamese coffee tointernational friends, especially to a country of more than 1.4 billion people.It is considered a "milestone" as customers can now enjoy specialtycoffee from Vietnam right in India - a land famous for coffee.

L'amantCafé is the first brand in Vietnam to be certified as meeting organic cultivationstandards of the US Department of Agriculture and the EU. It hascooperated with more than 10,000 farmers in the fertile basalt plateau, wherethe climate and soil are suitable for growing specialty Robusta coffee trees./.

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