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INVE, an innovative holding of Belgian origin, provides advanced solutions for animal rearing, in both agriculture and aquaculture.

What we strive for is not just to nourish but to really nurture cultured animals, in particular the young ones. Therefore we developed unique portfolios of high quality nutritional and health products, combined with a customized service.

The animals, however, are not our only concern: our ultimate goal is to help improve nutrition and health for people across the entire globe.

Our experience is global, our actions local, so that we fully understand just how much a customer’s needs and preferences can vary from one country to another. ‘Glocal’ management, it is the basis of our success.

Address:	8 Floor, Golden Building 19 Tan Canh, Ward 1, District Tan Binh
City:	Ho Chi Minh City
Telephone:	+84 8 3991 9864
Fax:	+84 8 3991 9894
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	invevietnam@iviet.com.vn

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