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How CrossLink Asia Built Market Traction in Vietnam for Australia's Leading Game Meat Producer in 10 Days
How CrossLink Asia supported an Australian game meat producer assess and activate the Vietnamese market in under 10 days. From factory visits and distributor engagement through to commercial partner validation, this case study highlights the speed, complexity, and opportunity behind market entry in Southeast Asia’s fast-moving food sector.

Hayo
May 152 min read


Southeast Asia's Fuel Crisis Is Not a Cost Problem. It Is a Supply Chain Reckoning.
Rising fuel prices in Southeast Asia are not just increasing costs, they are exposing structural weaknesses in supply chains, distribution models, and market entry strategies that many companies are not designed to withstand.

Hayo
Mar 269 min read


The Growth Trap: Why "Premium" Brands Stumble at Vietnam’s Border
Market entry is not just about demand. It is about whether your plan survives contact with reality. When most executives imagine expanding into Vietnam, they visualize the outcome: the packed café, the sold-out shelf, the double-digit growth charts. They rarely visualize the moment when time, cash, and inventory are all on the line . In a previous article, I outlined where Vietnam’s next wave of consumer growth is likely to come from. This piece looks at the less discussed qu

Hayo
Jan 195 min read


Real Pet Food Co partners with CrossLink Asia to bring premium Australian pet nutrition to Vietnam
Real Pet Food Co and CrossLink Asia have announced an exclusive partnership to introduce premium Australian pet nutrition to Vietnam. Leading the launch is Ivory Coat — recognised for its high-quality, science-backed formulations — as both companies focus on capturing the rapid premiumisation wave in the market.

Hayo
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Vietnam’s Consumer Outlook for 2026: Where Growth Will Come From Next
Vietnam remains one of Asia’s strongest growth markets. GDP expanded 7.25% year-to-date - even with tariff headwinds - driven by resilient exports, rising foreign investment, and a strengthening services sector. By late 2026, as policies become clearer and household confidence improves, Vietnam is expected to return to a more stable and predictable growth cycle. But the conditions for growth are not the same as before. Consumer priorities, spending logic, and shopping behavi

Hayo
Nov 17, 20254 min read
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