C.P Vietnam has addressed circulating posts on social media that feature unclear and unverified images, claiming that they are not representative of the company’s products.
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“We assure that our products adhere to stringent veterinary and product quality control processes, ensuring food safety and hygiene,” stated C.P Vietnam in their announcement.
The company is actively collaborating with authorities to clarify and address the issue according to legal regulations, protecting their legitimate business interests, and taking strict action against defamation and fabrication.
“C.P.’s operations continue as usual, abiding by all legal requirements. The interests of our customers, partners, and consumers are absolutely safeguarded,” the company affirmed in their statement.
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Earlier, a Facebook and Zalo account shared a post accusing C.P. leaders of distributing unsafe meat products. The post garnered significant engagement and was widely shared, causing concern among the public. CPFood Vietnam’s website was reported to be inaccessible during the morning and afternoon of May 30, 2025, with their fanpage stating that it is under maintenance.
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A Look at Thai Agribusiness Giant CP Foods’ Operations in Vietnam Ahead of Its IPO
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With a staggering revenue of nearly 93,000 billion VND and a supply of 6.8 million pigs per year, C.P. Vietnam is the undisputed leader in animal feed market share. The company plays a pivotal role in the global strategy of the renowned Charoen Pokphand (C.P.) Group.
The Giant That Is C.P. Vietnam: 21 Factories Nationwide, Raking in $4.3 Billion Annually from Animal Feed and Meat Sales, with a Record-Breaking Year of $850 Million in Profits
C.P. Vietnam is a proud member of one of Thailand’s largest and most diverse conglomerates. With a strong presence in Vietnam, the company is planning an initial public offering (IPO) in the country, marking a significant milestone in its journey.
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Amidst concerns raised on social media regarding the sale of potentially diseased pork and chicken by food establishments in Soc Trang, authorities sprang into action on May 30th. A dedicated task force was promptly formed, and inspections were swiftly conducted at several businesses.
“Vietnamese Livestock and Veterinary Department Responds to Allegations Against C.P. Vietnam’s Retail Outlet Selling Sick Pigs”
The Director of the Department of Livestock and Veterinary Services has ordered an investigation into allegations that a C.P. Vietnam store in Soc Trang was selling sick pigs. The results of the investigation will be made public.
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