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Tuesday, 10:29 Day 12/06/2012

Made for us by one of our long-time brewing partners, Henry Hotspur’s Hard Pressed for Rosé Cider...

TRI TIN SEA GRAPES PRODUCT STORY

Looking back on the past 18 years with tireless efforts and endless passion for the profession. Today, the combination of sea and sky has produced the sweet fruit of “Tri Tin Sea Grapes” and is trusted by consumers in all regions of the country and abroad.

Tuesday, 11:03 Day 16/07/2024

SUMMARY OF THE 2023 OCOP PROGRAM IN KHANH HOA

Khanh Hoa July 16, 2024 In the 2023 One Commune One Product (OCOP) program of Khanh Hoa province, Tri Tin Company has achieved extremely impressive results with its seaweed products.

Thursday, 10:01 Day 10/07/2025

Friday, 17:56 Day 15/11/2024

FOODEXPO VIET NAM 2024 - Tri Tin Seaweed: Elevating Vietnamese Products

Tri Tin Seaweed is truly pleased to welcome and introduce the Company's products to many domestic and foreign partners today at FOODEXPO VIET NAM 2024. This is a valuable opportunity for us to not only display high-quality seaweed products but also explore many new opportunities for cooperation and development.

Friday, 17:50 Day 14/11/2025

TRI TIN HONORED TO WELCOME BINH DONG WARD LEADERS – READY FOR THE “SPRING FESTIVAL ON BINH DONG WHARF”

Tri Tin Seaweed Company recently welcomed a delegation from the People’s Committee of Binh Dong Ward – Ho Chi Minh City for an official visit to its production facility and seaweed farming site.The working session aimed to provide local authorities with insights into Tri Tin’s green – clean – sustainable production model and to strengthen cooperation between the two sides.

Thursday, 10:27 Day 21/06/2012

Sea grapes, a "poverty alleviation" and career change target for coastal fishermen

On July 30, 2008, Khanh Hoa Electronic Newspaper published an article: "Engineer Le Ben with Japanese seaweed". The new planting method - using covered floors with nets on abandoned industrial shrimp ponds is an innovation of Engineer Le Ben. According to this method, sea grapes are grown in plastic trays, lined with nylon containing nutritious sand. Then the seed trays are placed on shelves, stalls made of bamboo, wood, or stacked with bricks, stones, submerged at the bottom of the pond; using orchid nets to create a mobile roof to actively regulate the light and temperature of the seawater; combined with a pedal to create flow, increasing the amount of oxygen. Thanks to this, the seaweed has the conditions to absorb nutrients in the tray, without mixing with impurities from the bottom of the pond, at the same time the mobile cover net has the effect of overcoming the hot climate in Vietnam. On the other hand, with this method, harvesting seaweed is more convenient, the investment cost is low, so the product is highly competitive.