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Hòa Hảo Vegan: clean vegan food from a land where eating vegetarian is a way of life

In the Hòa Hảo Buddhist heartland of An Giang, eating vegetarian is not a trend but a habit handed down through generations. Công ty TNHH Thực Phẩm Sạch Hòa Hảo was founded in October 2023 right there, in Phú Quới hamlet, Phú An commune, under the brand Hòa Hảo Vegan Food and with a clear intention: make clean vegan food for that long-established vegetarian community first, then reach further.

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Hòa Hảo Vegan at Green Business Matching Day Vietnam, 4 November 2026

Công ty TNHH Thực Phẩm Sạch Hòa Hảo (Hòa Hảo Clean Food Co., Ltd.) · Phú An, An Giang · hoahaovegan.com

Vegan spare ribs, vegan beef slices, vegan chicken slices

The core range is dried vegan food made from soy protein: vegan spare ribs, vegan beef slices and vegan chicken slices, with a protein content of more than 66 grams per 100 grams, a six-month shelf life and product declarations filed in 2025. Alongside these are ready-made vegan spring rolls, patties and sausages; in 2026 the company plans to launch instant rice and vegan noodles. Its commitments: no harmful preservatives or additives, processes aligned with ISO 22000 and HACCP, and a move towards VietGAP and organic ingredients. Motto: "Eat clean, live green, be healthy every day!"

At Green Business Matching Day

The Hòa Hảo booth at Lumi Hub on the morning of 04.11.2026 was among the first to be set up: glass jars of dried vegan food, bamboo baskets, ceramic jugs and a green #HoaHaoVegan sign. For Indian importers, serving one of the world's largest plant-protein markets, a young company from An Giang with affordable soy-protein products is a partner worth meeting.

Video · 0:31 · The Hòa Hảo Vegan booth; Mr. J.P. Shriram, Chairman of INCHAM, stops to taste with Mr. Thao Le · Gian hàng Hòa Hảo Vegan; ông J.P. Shriram, Chủ tịch INCHAM, cùng anh Thao Lê ghé nếm thử · Ăn Chay TV
The Hòa Hảo Vegan booth before the opening
The Hòa Hảo Vegan booth before the opening

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