Vietnam’s agriculture industry stands to reap huge benefits through widespread adoption of digital agtech solutions. As Vietnam is a relative agtech newcomer, the presence of established agtech firms in the country can create strong impacts

In the agricultural technology (agri-tech) sphere, Indonesian firm Koltiva has been well-known for creating tailor-made software solutions for rural farmers and multinational companies. Koltiva’s competitive advantage continues to be the combination of proprietary technologies (agritech,

Vietnamese shrimp production remains robust despite the pandemic, with shrimp products comprising 50% of the nation’s $8.8 billion worth of seafood exports in 2021.

The Israel-based agritech startup Sufresca creates edible, biodegradable coatings that can extend the shelf life of fresh fruits and vegetables by up to several weeks under ambient, cold, and changing conditions.

AgNext Technologies is an Indian agritech startup that digitizes food quality assessments with a set of end-to-end quality management solutions.

The persistence of unsustainable farming practices has contributed to resource degradation and lagging agricultural productivity in Vietnam.

Vietnam has the third largest shrimp industry in the world, holding a global market share of 11%. However, industry growth is sluggish, and its low-price foreign competitors are moving quickly; Indonesia, India, and Ecuador have recently overtaken Vietnam’s shrimp production volume.

Vietnam is vulnerable to climate shocks including typhoons, heavy rains, droughts, heat stress, and cold shocks, all effects that spell financial disaster for the country’s millions of uninsured small farmers

EveryPig was founded in 2018 with the mission to serve animals, producers, and consumers by improving animal health and increasing transparency in the food chain. Or, as EveryPig founder and CEO Chris Bomgaars puts it, “We want to recognize health problems fast enough to save pigs’ lives.”