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Vietnam originORIGIN & WHO DOES WHAT

The question buyers ask most is not "can you make it" but "does this actually count as Vietnamese". This page covers the plant location, origin rules, how access differs across three markets, and exactly what the China-side team does. We do not print specific tariff rates — they move, and only a line-by-line HS lookup counts.

Where the plant is, and who runs it FACTS

Where it is madeLot 48, Tan Duc IP, Tay Ninh, Vietnam — every production step happens here, with no third-country subcontracting
Plant & lines15,000 sqm, 24 production lines; emulsifying tanks 14.9 t per batch, 39 t/day
Port of exportFOB Cat Lai (Ho Chi Minh City)
CertificatesISO 9001:2015 (749435, valid to 2027-08-17) · CGMP-ASEAN (912/GCN-QLD, renewal in progress) · US FDA facility registration (FEI 3030839348, registration expired 2026-05-31)
China-side roleSales, quoting, technical and content — no production step. There is no "made in China, relabelled in Vietnam" path here.

What actually counts as Vietnamese origin ORIGIN RULES

Filling alone does not change the HS code. Shipping finished bulk from China into Vietnam to be bottled usually does not constitute substantial transformation — to US CBP it is still Chinese origin. We do not take that route.

Substantial transformation needs at least three things: the bulk is compounded in Vietnam (not imported ready-made), packaging is local or third-country (Vietnam self-supply is thin — this is the biggest lever), and the BOM and process are traceable.

We do not guarantee clearance on your behalf. Origin is determined by the importing customs authority, not the factory. What we provide is process records, BOM, COO and test reports for your declaration.

How access differs across three markets MARKETS

MarketTariff structureCompliance routeWhat we can provide today
ASEAN (Thailand / Philippines / Malaysia / Vietnam)Preferential treatment under ATIGAASEAN Cosmetic Directive framework; national notification differs by country. Indonesia additionally requires MUI Halal certificationCGMP-ASEAN, COA, COO; Indonesian orders not taken — that certification is not held yet
European Union97% of categories move to zero duty under EVFTACPNP notification + CPSR safety report + EU responsible personCGMP-ASEAN, COA, test reports; CPNP / CPSR / responsible person must be handled by the importer or its agent
United StatesMFN rate plus Section 301 and other additional measures (rates change — verify HS line by line)MoCRA facility registration and product listing; sunscreen falls under drug rulesFDA facility registration (FEI 3030839348 — a filing, not an approval; expired 2026-05-31), COA; we do not take sunscreen orders

The tariff column gives structure only, not numbers. Send an HS code for specifics.

Frequently asked 5 Q&A

Does this count as Vietnamese origin?
It depends on what goes in. Substantial transformation requires the bulk to be compounded in Vietnam, packaging sourced locally or from a third country, and a traceable BOM. "Chinese bulk, Vietnamese filling" does not qualify — we decline those orders.
Is the China side a factory or a trader?
Sales, quoting and technical support only — **no production line**. Compounding, filling and QC all happen at the Tay Ninh plant, and you can verify by video at any time.
Why no specific tariff rate?
Rates move (in February 2026 the US Supreme Court struck down the IEEPA reciprocal tariffs, with Section 301 additional duties following). Printing a number is a landmine. Send your HS code and we will check the current rate line by line.
EU customer — who handles CPNP and CPSR?
The importer or its EU-based responsible person; regulation requires a responsible person inside the EU and a factory cannot substitute for one. We supply the ingredient list, safety data, CGMP certificate and test reports for the dossier.
Can you issue a certificate of origin?
Yes, a COO. Note that a COO only proves export from Vietnam — it does not guarantee the importing customs authority will grant preferential treatment. That depends on substantial transformation.
Send your target market and HS code; we will reply which tariff route applies.
Three lines, and the first reply can answer you
  1. CategoryWhich category, or simply "like that product of yours" — more useful than a formula name
  2. VolumeRoughly how many units or kilograms, per SKU
  3. MarketThe destination decides access and labelling — one formula going to the EU and to the US is not one set of documents

You get three answers back: whether it is feasible, the MOQ, and how sampling works. If it does not fit our lines, we say so in the first email instead of the third meeting.