C.P. Vietnam and FPT will explore AI and digital solutions to support integrated Feed-Farm-Food operations, supply chains, smart farms, food safety traceability, and Vietnam’s agricultural modernization.

C.P. Vietnam Corporation (C.P. Vietnam) is set to advance AI-led and digital transformation across its integrated agri-food value chain through a strategic cooperation between Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF) and FPT Corporation (FPT) in Vietnam, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Bangkok.

The cooperation will focus on the
development and deployment of artificial intelligence and digital solutions in
Vietnam’s agriculture, food processing, smart manufacturing, and supply chain
management sectors. For C.P. Vietnam, a subsidiary of CPF and one of Vietnam’s
leading integrated agri-food corporations, the MoU provides a framework to
explore how technology can be applied across its Feed-Farm-Food value chain,
from farm to family.

The MoU exchange ceremony took place
at the Thailand-Vietnam Business Forum 2026, held in Bangkok on May 28, 2026.
The event was attended by Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and State President To Lam.

Held under the theme “Growing
Together,” the forum commemorated the 50th anniversary of Vietnam-Thailand
diplomatic relations (1976-2026). The occasion highlighted Vietnam’s strategic
commitment to technology-driven growth.

AI and digital transformation across Feed-Farm-Food operations

Under the agreement, C.P. Vietnam and FPT will explore AI and digital solutions across C.P. Vietnam’s integrated Feed-Farm-Food value chain, from farm to family, and supply chain networks from 2026 to 2028 and beyond.

The scope of cooperation covers strategic areas identified by the two sides. These include Smart Camera and AI Vision, Smart Scales and Customer Experience, Smart Manufacturing and Smart Supply Chain, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) platforms and centralized data integration, Agentic AI for operational intelligence, food safety and traceability, and Smart Farm models and farmer ecosystem expansion.

In the pilot phase, the two sides
will establish Smart Farm models at selected C.P. Vietnam facilities. The
pilots target about a 20 per cent reduction in operational costs and 100 per
cent food safety traceability.

The ambition is to turn the Smart Farm model into a practical engine for wider transformation, bringing FPT’s AI solutions into more C.P. Vietnam facilities and across its contract farmer network. This can create a pathway for Smart Farm and AI AgriTech solutions to reach farmers nationwide, supporting Vietnam’s broader agricultural modernization agenda.

The cooperation is also expected to
support Vietnam’s broader agricultural modernization agenda. By connecting AI
applications with C.P. Vietnam’s existing Feed-Farm-Food model, the initiative
places technology within an integrated agri-food structure that links feed
production, farming, food processing, and supply chain activities.

C.P. Vietnam has been operating in
Vietnam since 1993. Today, the company operates an integrated Feed-Farm-Food
business model in accordance with international standards, with the aim of
delivering high-quality and sustainable food solutions from farm to family.

The company currently operates 12
animal feed mills, two pork slaughterhouses, and six food processing plants.
Its facilities include one of Southeast Asia’s most advanced integrated chicken
processing complexes for export, alongside a nationwide network of modern farms
across multiple provinces and cities.

Shaping the sustainable future of the agri-food industry

Sustainability is embedded at the
core of C.P. Vietnam’s business strategy and is driven through three key
commitments: climate protection, improving quality of life, and advancing
sustainable food systems. The company is working toward its goal of achieving
net-zero emissions by 2050, while continuing to expand renewable energy
adoption and strengthen responsible resource management across its operations.

The MoU also aligns with the
Vietnam-Thailand Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Action Program 2026-2030,
which promotes economic cooperation, investment, technology transfer, and
digital transformation. For C.P. Vietnam, the cooperation with FPT is linked to
its continuing effort to shape the sustainable future of Vietnam’s agri-food
industry.

“C.P. Vietnam supports the
Vietnam-Thailand Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Action Program 2026-2030,
which promotes economic cooperation, investment, technology transfer, and
digital transformation. Through this cooperation with FPT, we look forward to
leveraging digital transformation across C.P. Vietnam’s integrated
Feed-Farm-Food value chain, from farm to family. C.P. Vietnam continues its
efforts to become a trusted partner in shaping the sustainable future of
Vietnam’s agri-food industry and nurturing life by delivering safe,
high-quality offerings through innovative and sustainable practices,” said Mr. Pawalit Ua-amornwanit, Chief Executive Officer of C.P. Vietnam.

According to Mr. Levi Nguyen, Chief Executive Officer of FPT Thailand and FPT Taiwan, FPT Corporation, the collaboration leverages FPT’s AI-first strategy and its proven track record with global manufacturers to construct a smarter, more connected, and resilient agri-food ecosystem for C.P. Vietnam. This initiative aims to advance AI-enabled smart agriculture and deliver enhanced value to all stakeholders. He added that this partnership also reflects a broader opportunity for Vietnam and Thailand to harness next-generation technologies to drive regional impact, strengthen food security, and sustain the growth and competitiveness of Southeast Asia’s agricultural value chains.

Throughout more than three decades
of operations in Vietnam, C.P. Vietnam has remained steadfast in its “Three
Benefits Principle,” placing the benefits of the country and its people at the
center of its values. The company said it continuously strives to be the
trusted partner in shaping the sustainable future of the agri-food industry.

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