Ca Mau Fertilizer (PVCFC) has recently been granted a certificate allowing them to export bulk fertilizer, specifically granular urea, to the Australian market. The approval process for import certificates into Australia began in 2023 and was completed in April of this year. PVCFC worked closely with Australian authorities to ensure compliance with all regulations and standards.
Despite the challenges of importing into the Australian market, PVCFC sees the opportunity for high prices and is committed to improving the quality of their product in every process, from transportation to loading and unloading. Their dedication to quality has resulted in high loading and unloading speeds, surpassing the average level of exporters around the world. This commitment was officially recognized on April 16th.
This achievement makes Ca Mau Fertilizer the first enterprise in Vietnam to be granted such a certificate. In February of this year, preparations began for the first shipment of urea to Australia. With the new certificate in hand, PVCFC is set to complete export procedures in the demanding Oceania market.
As part of their strategy to expand international business, PVCFC has been proactively seeking export opportunities in foreign markets to boost revenue. Despite challenges faced by the industry, including increased raw material prices and low domestic demand, PVCFC has managed to increase their export output and value. By the end of 2023, they had achieved significant milestones in total assets, revenue, and profit.
Ca Mau Fertilizer aims to develop sustainable green agriculture this year by focusing on investment, sustainable development, and digital transformation. With a commitment to diversifying products, expanding markets, and making comprehensive efforts in all aspects of their business, PVCFC believes they are on the path to sustainable growth in the changing business landscape.
