Voronezh-based Agroeco Group is ready to enter the Vietnamese market soon.

Interestingly, two days ago, the company posted a job posting for a leading specialist in foreign economic activity, whose responsibilities will include conducting tenders to select key partners, organizing delivery, processing customs documents, etc. According to the job description , the company's plans extend not only to Vietnam , but also to Hong Kong and the Congo.
Plans to begin supplying pork to these countries were announced back in 2021, when Agroeco launched its slaughter line. It's worth noting that late last year, the company's chairman, Vladimir Maslov, discussed with Voronezh authorities the issue of exporting products due to restrictions related to the region's veterinary status.
The official opening of a meat processing plant in the Pavlovsky district recently took place. Investment volume amounted to 15.1 billion rubles. With the launch of deboning facilities and consumer packaging lines, the company's products have begun to be supplied to retail chains. Currently, the company is available in Magnit, Centertorg, Evropa, and Lenta.
While live animals accounted for 80% of sales in 2021, Agroeco plans to increase packaged pork sales to 76% by 2024.
Its processing capacity is 3.8 million heads per year. This year, the processing plant plans to produce over 200,000 tons of product. Agroeco Group ranks fourth among pork producers. By the end of 2022, live weight pork production totaled 322,000 tons. The group operates 43 pig farms, three feed mills, and breeding and genetic centers in the Voronezh and Tula regions. The company also operates cattle farms in the Verkhnemamonsky District . Consolidated revenue across Agroeco companies in the Voronezh Region last year amounted to 26.5 billion rubles. The year before, revenue was 19.59 billion rubles.