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The franchise business is flourishing in the Vietnamese coffee scene Franchising allows investors to access established brand names and open café chains in Vietnam, including café chains. Franchise fees go from VND millions to billions. Newswire FnB Vietnam clarified the franchise fee for numerous café chains in Vietnam. Highlands Coffee Launched 20 years ago, Highlands Coffee is one of the most successful names in the local coffee and franchising scenes. Highlands Coffee established its brand at the high-end segment, thus charges a franchise fee much higher than the average competition, with stricter rules to comply with. The initial franchise fee: VND3.5-5 billion ($152,173-217,391). The monthly franchise fee is 7 per cent of the monthly profit. The management fee is 5 per cent of the monthly profit. Cong Caphe The theme and ambience of Cong Caphe outlets bring to mind Vietnam’s subsidy period. Cong's name is synonymous with a retro experience … [Read more...] about What franchise fees Vietnam’s largest café chains charge

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc confers an emblem attesting to Nestlé Vietnam being a member of the Anti-Plastic Waste Alliance on the company representive This is one of the series of activities organised throughout the environmental action month that the company has been actively engaged in. Responding to the movement, Nestlé Vietnam has come up with a raft of concrete activities, particularly the signing of undertakings with noble goals, such as recycling and reusing 100 per cent of product packaging by 2025; 100 per cent of waste being collected and classified right at the factory gates; 100 per cent of its factories not burying solid waste in the environment; or proactively responding to and launching the movement on collecting single-use plastics and non-biodegradable bags at the company site. In a message calling on the whole society to join the national plastic waste reduction campaign launched by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE), Prime … [Read more...] about Nestlé Vietnam forging commitment for a healthier environment

Ganesan Ampalavanar, CEO of Nestlé Vietnam, addressing VEF 2019 On January 17, 2019, the Vietnam Economic Forum (VEF) 2019 took place in Hanoi and chaired by Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and head of the Party Central Committee’s Economic Commission Nguyen Van Binh. At the general session and the high-level policy dialogue on “Private sector development and enhancing the linkages between domestic and FDI firms,” Ganesan Ampalavanar, CEO of Nestlé Vietnam agreed that Vietnam needs concerted efforts by numerous economic sectors, based on the principle of "Creating Shared Value." According to the state authority, the private sector has made great contributions to economic growth, which is forecasted to increase even further in the time coming. However, it is necessary to strengthen linkages and co-operation between the public and the private sector, as well as the domestic and foreign-invested enterprises. In the context of reviewing 30 years of FDI … [Read more...] about Nestlé Vietnam vows close co-operation with Vietnamese partners

Pupils of five primary schools in Hung Yen in a contest on nutritional status and physical stature held by Nestlé and the local government To kick off Nestlé for Healthier Kids in the 2019-2020 school year, a special programme for primary students to improve nutrition knowledge and strengthen physical activity was held on November 16 at Tong Phan Primary School, Hung Yen province, attracting more than 300 students from five primary schools in the province. The programme featured a range of exciting activities, including learning about adequate nutrition and enhancing physical activity, aside from the exhibition of posters promoting reasonable nutrition and healthy lifestyle. On the same day, participants had a chance to visit computer labs where teachers and students could join nutrition classes comprising of interesting lectures, up-to-date information, and playful games. Attendees could also have a look at the nutritional vegetable garden model – an initiative … [Read more...] about Nestlé pledges to make millions of Vietnamese children healthier

Customers in a supermarket in HCM City (Photo: VNA) HCM City (VNS/VNA) - Ho Chi Minh City authorities are working with local businesses to ensure supply of essential goods under the city’s market stabilisation programme for the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday. Under the market stabilisation programme for the year, essential foods include 10 commodity groups. These goods normally account for 25-30 percent of market demand, but in the months prior to and during Tet, the figure rises to 30-40 percent. Tran Duy Dong, director of the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s Department of Domestic Market, said it would ensure supply of essential goods in the last months of the year and during January. The holiday falls on January 25. Dong, however, pointed out that the supply of essential goods and stabilised prices are “ensured at supermarkets, but prices at traditional markets are not”. The ministry will … [Read more...] about HCM City ensures supply of essential goods for Tet