LOF, a prominent Vietnamese company, has strategically partnered with GMP Dairy, a leading New Zealand-based company with over 20 years of expertise in the pharmaceutical industry, to develop and introduce the Kun Doctor brand of formula milk to the market.
GMP Dairy’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Auckland, New Zealand, boast a fully automated production line, minimizing human intervention while ensuring superior food safety and hygiene standards. This results in a significantly reduced risk of bacterial contamination. GMP Dairy’s dairy plants are MPI-approved and HACCP-certified by Eurofin, guaranteeing the highest standards of food safety.
Witnessed by the Prime Minister of New Zealand, the partnership agreement signing between LOF and GMP Dairy signifies a pivotal moment in their collaboration.
GMP Dairy boasts a team of highly qualified experts, doctors, and pharmacists who have successfully developed an array of trusted, high-quality pharmaceutical products. This same team has played a pivotal role in GMP Dairy’s exceptional success in formulating superior dairy products.
Through this comprehensive partnership, LOF aims to bring an exceptional range of formula milk products to Vietnamese children. By importing sealed tins directly from GMP Dairy’s New Zealand facilities, LOF introduces the Kun Doctor brand with products such as Kun Doctor Grow Plus+, Kun Doctor Colostrum, and Kun Doctor Eye Max to the Vietnamese market.
Kun Doctor’s formula milk powder, imported in sealed tins from New Zealand, is meticulously formulated to European standards while considering the unique physiological needs of Vietnamese children. The brand offers three distinct product lines: Kun Doctor Grow Plus+ for weight gain and height enhancement, Kun Doctor Colostrum for immune support and reduced minor illnesses, and Kun Doctor Eye Max for eye health, along with benefits such as weight gain, height enhancement, and improved immunity.
In addition to the formula milk powder imported from New Zealand, the Kun Doctor brand has also ventured into liquid formula milk through clinical research collaborations with the Vietnam Institute of Applied Medicine.
With a bold vision to become a billion-dollar company within the next five years, LOF’s core strategy involves developing multiple new product lines and forging strong international partnerships with renowned entities in the food and dairy industries. Simultaneously, LOF is committed to expanding its domestic brands into foreign markets.
LOF has recently introduced its Kun brand to the Indonesian market, becoming one of the pioneering Vietnamese consumer goods companies in the archipelago. With a strategic focus on localization and differentiation, LOF offers two flagship products: fruit-flavored milk and cocoa malt drinks. These products are designed not only to appeal to Indonesian children through their quality but also to engage them through captivating promotional activities, events, and discounts. The essence of Kun in Indonesia is encapsulated in the concept of “DuniaSeruKUN,” a fun and playful world for children to enjoy.
Prior to its Indonesian venture, LOF had already established a strong presence in the Cambodian market, ranking among the top two dairy companies in the country. LOF’s determination and bold vision serve as a testament to the company’s ambition to bring Vietnamese spirit and excellence to the international stage.
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