The Chinese Group Tiens donated USD60,000 to Vietnamese Agent Orange victims, through the Vietnam Association for AO/Dioxin Victims, according to the Group’s President Li Yin-yuan.
The Chinese Group Tiens has donated USD60,000 to Vietnamese Agent Orange (AO) victims, through the Vietnam Association for AO/Dioxin Victims, according to the Group’s President Li Yin-yuan.
The gift, including USD10,000 in cash and the rest in Tiens functional foods, has been delivered to AO victims in Hanoi, Hai Duong, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City .
Tiens, which mainly focuses on manufacturing ranges of functional foods and cosmetics, has an extensive network of branches in 110 countries worldwide, including Vietnam.
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