The announcement was made by the Vietnam High-Quality Goods Business Association (HVNCLC) ahead of the official awards ceremony later this month.

The consumer survey for the 2025 recognition began in September 2024 by combining direct interviews with consumers and retailers and an annual online survey. It attracted over 121,000 votes from consumers and retailers, focusing on key factors such as quality, pricing, brand recognition and warranty services.

Following an extensive verification process involving local authorities, the final list of 562 certified enterprises was confirmed.

Speaking at the event, HVNCLC Chairwoman Vu Kim Hanh highlighted the significance of the certification in promoting domestic brands and encouraging enterprises to uphold high standards.

Hanh said 2025 remains a crucial period for businesses to adapt to economic fluctuations, particularly in digital transformation, enhancing competitiveness, and achieving sustainable development in line with ESG standards.

She urged companies to stay informed on market trends and policies and explore strategic collaborations.

For nearly three decades, the High-Quality Vietnamese Goods (HVNCLC) certification has been a trusted mark helping businesses enhance product quality, strengthen brand reputation, and expand market reach. It not only helps in building consumer trust but also in boosting competitiveness in both domestic and international markets.