Outsourcing services help enterprises

International sourcing and manufacturing Global Trade Initiatives Company has opened its subsidiary in Viet Nam. The move here is part of the company's plan to assist with international orders for products manufactured in Viet Nam.

The subsidiary company - Sourcing In Viet Nam - will cater to foreign businesses looking to purchase locally made products.

"Viet Nam's future as a global leader in manufacturing is very bright. Despite the current global economic crisis and competition from other countries, the Ministry of Industry and Trade still sets an export target of US$72 billion for next year," said Sourcing In Viet Nam's Managing Director James Snee.

"Our firm is committed to the Vietnamese market in the long term and will continue to promote the opportunity for growth by investing in local companies and their products," he added.

Snee said products made in Viet Nam were found in increasing numbers around the world as the demand for quality keeps growing.

"To help meet the demand, Sourcing In Viet Nam aims to help wholesalers and retailers who have limited opportunity to have direct exposure to existing suppliers" he said.

Sourcing In Viet Nam, whose clients include Pokerstars, Intel, Microsoft and Diageo, said it was now open for trade. Request can be made at www.sourcinginvietnam.com. (VNS)