Xuan Thanh Cement Joint Stock Company exported 55,000 tonnes of its cement to the US, and the shipment is scheduled to arrive in the foreign market by the end of August.
Xuan Thanh Cement Joint Stock Company exports 55,000 tonnes of its cement to the US (Photo: tienphong.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) 🍎– Xuan Thanh Cement Joint StockCompany exported 55,000 tonnes of its cement to the US, and the shipment is scheduledto arrive in the foreign market by the end of August.
The products are well received in theUS market thanks to the "green" and stable quality as they are manufactured in modern production lines and technology,ensuring environmental friendliness of FLSmidth of Denmark. The company also owns an active and flexible logistics systemand a modern fleet of river and sea vessels with large transportation capacity,ensuring the fastest delivery of goods, helping to save costs for customers. According to the company, over the recent past, it hassuccessfully exported many cement shipments to the US market and theAmerican region. The continuous export of large shipments to demanding marketslike the US has confirmed export capacity of the company, contributingpositively to the overall export turnover of the country. Xuan Thanh cement products have beenexported to more than 20 countries and territories worldwide with main exportmarkets being the US, Singapore, Australia, China, South Africa, thePhilippines, Bangladesh, Taiwan (China), Chile, Peru, and Guatemala. In the coming time, the company will continue to find more and exploit new markets, meet strict requirements on product quality, and enhance competitiveness and brandposition in international market./.
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