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Dairy Farm’s Welcome opened in Ho Chi Minh City
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DAIRY FARM HOLDINGS LTD, one of Asia’s leading retailers, has opened its first supermarket in Vietnam under its brand Wellcome. The outlet is the first of six that the group has acquired from local company Dong Hung Co last year.

Spanning an area of over 1,500sqm, the outlet in the capital’s Citi Plaza will feature more than 10,000 items, ranging from fresh foods to home appliances. The group’s Vietnamese division, Giant South Asia Vietnam, will stock about 90% of locally produced items in the supermarket.

Three more outlets in Ho Chi Minh City will soon be rolled out, with one in Can Tho City, and one in the Kien Giang province.

Currently, Dairy Farm owns over 2,600 stores and supermarkets across Asia. The venture, according to Benjamin Eng, managing director of Giant South Asia Vietnam, will pave the way for the group to become a “leading retailer in Vietnam’s emergingmarket”.

Owing to the country’s burgeoning economy, other retailers have also shown up on the scene. Espace-Bourbon’s Big C stores have sprouted in the capital, Hanoi and the Dong Nai province, while Metro’s Cash & Carry has operations in Hanoi, Hai Phong, Da Nang and Can Tho provinces.

 

 



2007 November Stories:

Global Food & Style Expo 2008

China’s hypermarket sector set for growth

Coach sets up first flagship store in South-east Asia

BHG opens third heartland store in Singapore

India’s rural retail sector shows promise

Metro shifts focus to private labels in India

Dairy Farm’s Wellcome opened in Ho Chi Minh City

Courts reports profits and increased sales, signs exclusive with Dell

Fast Retailing grows home and overseas business

China’s secondary cities picking up credit-card use

F J Benjamin achieves 38% turnover growth

Auric Pacific Group takes over Délifrance Asia

Unilever Indonesia buys over Ultrajaya’s fruit drinks

US restaurant chain makes China its base for Asian expansion

India poised to become world’s prime food-sourcing hub


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