Vietnamese firm gains exclusive rights to distribute Japanese beauty drinks
Vietnamese company Hasu No Hana signed an agreement with Japanese beauty product manufacturer Nikko on January 25 to exclusively distribute the latter’s collagen drinks in Vietnam.
Production of beauty drinks of Japanese company Nikko in Nagoya. (Photo: VNA)
Tokyo (VNA) – Vietnamese company Hasu No Hana signedan agreement with Japanese beauty product manufacturer Nikko on January 25 toexclusively distribute the latter’s collagen drinks in Vietnam.
Speaking at the signing ceremony held in Nagoya, Director ofHasu No Hana Nguyen Van Giap said Vietnam is seeing growing demand for collagenproducts but a majority of the products available in Vietnam are of unknownorigin with no guaranteed quality.
So Hasu No Hana wants to bring high-quality products madeunder strict Japanese standards to Vietnamese consumers, Giap said.
Iwao Kanoh, Nikko General Director, said Nikko, headquartered inNagoya, has been running a pharmaceutics business for over more than 50 yearswith many products favoured by the Japanese market. Hasu No Hana is the firstforeign company authorised by Nikko as its exclusive dealer in Southeast Asia,he noted.
Founded in 2019, Hasu No Hana has its main offices in Tokyo and a branch in Hanoi. The company is the sole distributor of many beauty products from Japan.
Established in 1970, Nikko produces healthy drinks, such asthose containing collagen, calcium-magnesium, placenta and other vitamins./.
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Production of beauty drinks of Japanese company Nikko in Nagoya. (Photo: VNA) 
