Pacama
Bringing Vietnamese agricultural products
A trusted export partner from Vietnam
PACAMA COMPANY LIMITED is dedicated to bringing Vietnamese agricultural products to the world. We specialize in various aspects of the export process including market price consultancy, ensuring quality control through close partnerships with farmers, and managing the entire supply chain to guarantee consistent product quality. Our focus is on providing a diverse range of agricultural goods while committing to punctual delivery and reliability in all our operations, which makes us a trustworthy partner for customers and suppliers alike.
Why Choose Us
PACAMA connects with growing areas and processing units in various regions of Vietnam, offering a diverse portfolio including frozen fruits, frozen vegetables, dried products, and powdered products. The supply network helps businesses flexibly meet the needs of international customers.
PACAMA closely collaborates with farmers, cooperatives, and factories to monitor raw materials, processing, and food safety indicators. Products are controlled according to requirements for size, shape, packaging, microorganisms, pesticide residues, and heavy metals.
Factory & farm
Real photos of our production facilities and growing areas
Production Process
Quality control steps from raw material to delivery.
Raw materials are sourced from suitable growing areas in Vietnam. PACAMA collaborates with farmers and cooperatives to monitor crop seasons, cultivation conditions, water sources, soil nutrition, and the use of agricultural materials.
Raw materials are cleaned to remove soil, dust, and impurities. Depending on the product type, raw materials will be peeled, seeded, stemmed, or preliminarily processed before shaping.
FAQ
PACAMA specializes in supplying and exporting frozen fruits, frozen vegetables, dried fruits, dried vegetables, and powdered products. Some typical products include mango, pineapple, passion fruit, durian, dragon fruit, jackfruit, papaya, baby corn, edamame, sweet corn, and okra.
