As we enter 2026, Hoa Hiep Food Processing Co., Ltd. officially marks its 61st anniversary of establishment and development (1965 – 2026). More than just a number, these six decades stand as a testament to the enduring vitality of a traditional fish sauce brand—one that continuously innovates while remaining a trusted staple in the hearts of consumers.
A 60-Year Journey: Building the Foundations of Trust
Originating in 1965 in the fertile land of Vinh Long, Hoa Hiep Fish Sauce began its journey using traditional, artisanal fermentation methods. Despite market fluctuations, Hoa Hiep has remained steadfast in preserving its family secret: fresh anchovies from the sea and pure white salt, fermented for many months to extract the rich, aromatic “first-press” (nuoc mam nhi) essence.
For over half a century, we have been proud to serve as a companion in the kitchens of millions of Vietnamese families, particularly among the generous people of the Mekong Delta. That savory flavor is more than just a seasoning; it is a thread that connects generations through every shared meal.

Traditional Heritage in a Modern Form
At the Hoa Hiep factory, the rhythmic hum of modern machinery works in harmony with the skilled hands and keen eyes of seasoned artisans. While we have upgraded our packaging technology and presentation, we refuse to alter the “true-to-the-fish” fermentation recipe that defines our brand.
Each bottle of Hoa Hiep fish sauce at age 61 is a perfect blend: it carries the soul of a 60-year heritage and the vision of a modern, professional food enterprise.

Gratitude and Aspirations for the Future
Reflecting on this 61-year milestone, the success of Hoa Hiep today is deeply rooted in the trust of our customers, the support of local authorities, and the dedication of our entire workforce.
Looking ahead, Hoa Hiep commits to further research and the diversification of our seasoning portfolio—including fish sauce, soy sauce, and dipping sauces—to ensure every family meal is perfectly flavored. Our ambition is not only to be a specialty of Vinh Long but to become a pride of Vietnamese seasonings on the international stage.
