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Grown under the radiant southern sun, Vietnamese banana represents the energy, sweetness, and abundance of Vietnam’s tropical agriculture. Nurtured in fertile lands such as Đồng Nai and Gia Lai, every Vietnamese banana develops its gentle curve, glossy yellow peel, and creamy flesh — a symbol of natural vitality and trusted quality for global markets.
Vietnamese banana reveals smooth texture, balanced sweetness, and a mild tropical aroma. With high potassium, fiber, and vitamin B6 for energy, the fruit has become a favorite for supermarkets, retailers, and food distributors worldwide. As a premium exporter, HAVIGO ensures each Vietnamese banana shipment meets strict standards for color, ripeness, packaging integrity, and cold-chain preservation.
Premium Quality: Naturally sweet flavor, creamy texture & rich nutrients in Vietnamese banana.
Hand-Picked Selection: Carefully harvested & hand-packed to minimize bruising during transportation.
Consistent Specifications: Uniform size, shape & ripeness ideal for retail shelves & wholesale distribution.
Sustainably Grown: Produced using responsible farming practices that support ethical agriculture.
Versatile Applications: Perfect for fresh consumption, desserts, smoothies, HORECA & modern retail.
Safe & Sustainable Export: Produced under HACCP and GlobalG.A.P for safe, compliant international shipments.
Reliable Supply Volume: Farms in Dong Nai & Gia Lai ensure stable, large-volume.
Competitive Pricing & Logistics: Flexible pricing, professional sea/air freight options, and guaranteed on-time delivery.
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We source fresh, dried and frozen fruits from HAVIGO, and they’re one of our most dependable partners in Vietnam. Shipments are on time, documents are correct, and quality is stable. Our customers like the taste and look of their fruits. HAVIGO’s clear communication, farming story and full set of certifications make it easy for our QA team – and easy for us to plan long term with them.
HAVIGO’s dried fruits, coconut products and frozen items perform very well in our stores. The packaging is clean and modern, and products have good color and natural flavor. Complaints are rare. They support private label, share specs and certificates quickly, and are flexible with our retail needs. HAVIGO feels like a young, friendly brand that still delivers very serious quality.
We use HAVIGO for coconut ingredients and dried tropical fruits in our snacks and desserts. Their team understands our briefs fast and can adjust cut size, moisture or sweetness to match our recipes. Samples and documents arrive on time, with all key certificates ready. I like that HAVIGO positions itself as a trusted Vietnamese brand working at international standards. It’s a smooth, collaborative partnership.
HAVIGO supplies our coconut jelly, frozen fruits and some dried toppings. The flavor is fresh, not artificial, and the products are easy for our baristas to use. Cartons are well packed, labels are clear, and the quality is consistent. Their brand feels warm and modern, but still very serious about food safety. Telling customers our tropical ingredients come from HAVIGO in Vietnam is something I’m proud of!
