Vietnamese milk brand wins international gold prizes
The TH True Milk brand name under the TH Group won three gold prizes at the Tasting Contest as part of the World Food Moscow 2015 exhibition held in Moscow from September 14-17.
TH True Milk won three gold prizes at the Tasting Contest as part of the World Food Moscow 2015 exhibition. (Photo: VNA)
The TH True Milk brand name under the TH Group won three gold prizes at the Tasting Contest as part of the World Food Moscow 2015 exhibition held in Moscow from September 14-17.
The crowned products include nutritious substance-supplemented Topkid Chocolate milk, Phytosterol-supplemented fresh milk and pasteurised milk.
The TH True Milk also gained three silver awards, namely Herbal Drink (five types), mulberry-flavoured Topkid milk, and Collagen-supplemented fresh milk and a bronze prize for Topkid Vanilla.
TH Group Chairwoman Thai Huong said her company’s participation aimed to improve the standing of Vietnam’s dairy industry in the world.
Last July, the group disclosed its plan to invest over 1 billion USD in a dairy cow farming and milk processing project in Russia.
Fourteen Vietnamese enterprises showcased the best of their agricultural products at the World Food Moscow 2015, which drew the participation of more than 500 companies in the food and beverage industries from 37 countries and territories around the world.-VNA
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TH True Milk won three gold prizes at the Tasting Contest as part of the World Food Moscow 2015 exhibition. (Photo: VNA)
