edan enterprise corporation - Taiwan was founded in 1954 in Shalu, Taichung county, Taiwan. Under the efforts and direction of group vice Chairman and founder, Mr. Yang Shen-po, Group vice chairman, Mr. Yang Chi-Nan, Mr. Yang
Ching-Chin, and Chairman, Mr. Yang Tou-Hsiung, Vedan has implemented a management

style based on "modesty, responsibility, innovation" as the core thinking of its most compassionate corporate culture.

Vedan has a rich variety of products. Apart from the famous Vedan MSG, the company has diversified into other business fields like instant noodles, Prepared food, Chloral, Beverages, Construction, Banking, stock securities and entertainment. Vedan 's products can be found popular in over 100 countries throughout continents.

In recently years, in an attempt to perfectly integrate the global supply & sales system for raw material and products , Vedan pioneered to invest and build plants in Vietnam, widening its scope of business through internationalization.

Vedan Vietnam Enterprise Corporation was established in 1991 in Phuoc Thai village, Long Thanh district of Dong Nai province, about 70 km southeast of Ho Chi Minh city , the biggest city in Vietnam, in Phuoc Thai Village, Long Thanh district of Dong Nai province.

The highly modernized food and biotech industrial complex is approximately 120 hectares in size. The current operation plants and facilities include MSG plant, Starch and Glucose Syrup plant, Chlor-Alkali plant, Lysine plant, CO-generation power plant, 03 state of the art Waste water treatment systems and Phuoc Thai port - 60,000 ton cistern for production use, and Administration office building as well as living and recreation areas .

To prepare for the upcoming age of Biotechnology, Vedan Vietnam is still under new expansion projects. The to be-finished ones include: Industrial enzyme, Vitamin C, Citric Acid, and nucleic Acid ect … by these Vedan Vietnam not only can upgrade and diversify its industrial scale, but also secure Vedan a leading position in the world's biotech industry.

Vedan Vietnam has #51 National highway in front of it to connect North and South bound traffic of the country. And, at the back there is the Thi Vai River, an international sea-route that can go straight to Vung Tau harbor in the South. On top of that, Vedan Vietnam has built its own Vedan Phuoc Thai port, a port that can accommodate two 12,000-tonnage vessels to facilitate the inbound and outbound of both raw material and finished products.

Such a large-scale plant building project was given birth under Vedan Group's many years of attentive planning. With a total investment amount as high as 321 million US dollars, it was made possible by Vietnam government 's cooperation and the collective effort from all Vedan staff of the head company in Taiwan.