As sustainability becomes a global priority, markets are no longer looking only for “green ideas,” but for practical models capable of creating long-term value.On May 14, 2026, VNF joined BamBuUp (BambuUP.com) and Faslink in an exchange session with MBA students from the University of Regina, including many C-level managers from Canada who are interested in Vietnam’s rapid development, particularly in agriculture and sustainable business models.
Through this shared interest, BamBuUp connected the MBA delegation with Faslink – a pioneer in sustainable textiles – and VNF, a pioneer in developing bio-based solutions from shrimp by-products. The session offered practical perspectives from Vietnamese businesses pursuing circular and sustainable growth.Representing VNF, Ms. An Nguyen (Chief Strategy Officer), Mr. Chris Nguyen, and Ms. Anna Tran shared the company’s development journey – from maximizing the value of shrimp by-products to building bio-based solutions for diverse applications.
The delegation showed strong interest in how VNF is tackling shrimp by-products at scale while gradually building an integrated value ecosystem around this resource.Questions around supply stability, the challenges of pioneering a new industry, and VNF’s direction in expanding into other by-products reflected growing interest not only in the products themselves, but also in how businesses can build scalable ecosystems for long-term development.
VNF sincerely thanks BamBuUp for organizing this meaningful exchange, Faslink for its valuable sharing, and the MBA students from the University of Regina for their openness and insightful discussions.
