
LIBRA Company Profile
This document outlines LIBRA’s manufacturing capabilities, product categories, and compliance standards, supporting importers, distributors, retail chains, and OEM partners in supplier evaluation.
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LIBRA in key figures
Enterprise details
- Legal entity
- Vietnam Libra Co., Ltd.
- Tax identification number
- 0105993274
- Date established
- 20.09.2012
- Factory location
- Lot CN4, Thach That – Quoc Oai Industrial Park, Tay Phuong, Hanoi, Vietnam
- Office location
- No. 36, Louis 2, Louis City urban area, Hanoi, Vietnam
- Customer hotline
- +84 985 981 919
- Website
- libracorporate.com
Food manufacturing rooted in Vietnam
Established in 2012 in Hanoi, Vietnam Libra Co., Ltd. manufactures bakery items, savoury snacks, nutritional foods, and chocolate at its facility in Thach That – Quoc Oai Industrial Park.
LIBRA distributes products to retail and e-commerce partners nationwide across Vietnam, while exporting to nearly 20 international markets through proprietary brands and select contract manufacturing projects.

LIBRA strives to ensure Vietnamese food is chosen globally for its quality, not low prices.
LIBRA makes delicious food with transparent labeling, giving consumers complete confidence in every choice.
Core values
Prosperity
We foster sustainable growth alongside partners through steady supply, reliable quality, and mutual economic benefit.
Fairness
We uphold transparent commercial terms, shared responsibilities, and equitable trade practices across all partnerships.
Integrity
We operate strictly against agreed technical specifications, verified safety records, and honest product information.
Key milestones in our development
- 2012
Vietnam Libra Co., Ltd. was established on 20 September 2012 in Hanoi.
- 2022
On 20 September 2022, LIBRA marked its 10th anniversary, commemorating a decade of expanding production and growing domestic distribution.
- 2022
LIBRA achieved ISO 22000:2018 food safety management certification from QRS for manufacturing bakery products, confectionery, and nutritional cereal powder.
- 2025
LIBRA completed food facility registration with the US FDA, confirmed through its designated US agent Vexim Global.
- 2026
Today, LIBRA manages eight proprietary packaged food brands with nationwide domestic coverage and export shipments to nearly 20 international markets.
Factory operations and production standards
At our manufacturing plant in Hanoi, LIBRA operates continuous production stages from dough sheeting and non-fried tunnel oven baking to automated packaging and technical warehouse storage.

Bakery
Our bakery line produces biscuits, butter cookies, and stick biscuits baked continuously in tunnel ovens, offering flexible packaging formats for wholesale and retail distribution.

Snacks
We manufacture savoury crackers, seasoned snack biscuits, and crispy rice crackers, formulated for balanced seasoning and lasting crisp textures.

Nutritional products
This category includes cereal bars, energy bars, protein bars, and nut bars combining wholesome grains with almonds or cashews for convenient daily snacking.

Chocolate
We produce chocolate confectionery for everyday consumption and packaged gifts, with formats adaptable to seasonal retail campaigns.



Quality and safety controls
Quality control is maintained throughout every production stage from raw material intake to final dispatch, with full batch documentation for compliance verification.
Raw material inspection
Material specifications and supplier documentation are verified upon delivery to ensure safety criteria and traceability.
In-line production monitoring
Operating parameters and process checkpoints are monitored continuously to identify deviations and record corrective actions.
Finished product inspection
Finished goods, packaging standards, and batch records are fully confirmed before delivery release.
Batch records and traceability
Material, production, and dispatch logs are linked by batch number to ensure clear traceability should a recall occur.
Food safety registrations and certificates
LIBRA operates in compliance with recognized food safety standards and official registration records. Buyers can request copies of current certificates and certified scopes for review.

ISO 22000:2018
- Issuing body
- Quality Registrar Systems (QRS), ASCB-accredited
- Certificate / Registration no.
- AQV-40067
- Scope
- Production of biscuits, confectionery and nutritional cereal powders

Halal MS 1500:2019
- Issuing body
- Halal Certification Agency – HCA Vietnam
- Certificate / Registration no.
- HCA 486/JAKIM
- Validity
- 19.11.2026
- Scope
- Crackers · Candy · Nutrinut cereal · Cookies · Biscuits · Snacks · Cereal powder

US FDA Facility Registration
- Issuing body
- Registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration; verified by Vexim Global (U.S. Agent)
- Certificate / Registration no.
- FDA Reg. No. 15364743950
- Validity
- 31.12.2026
- Scope
- Food facility registration for export to the United States
Eight packaged food brands by LIBRA
LIBRA develops eight distinct brands across biscuits, crackers, nutritional snacks, and chocolate, helping buyers match products to local channels and consumer tastes.

Atela crackers come in corn, potato, vegetable, black sesame and cheese flavours.

Nutrinut cereal bars combine grains with almonds or cashews. Check each product’s label for its ingredient information.

Braka brings coffee flavour to biscuits. Explore the range and available pack sizes.

Pingo milk stick biscuits offer a slim biscuit format for a snack break.

Coconut combines coconut flavour with a crisp cracker texture.

Oceanfish offers seafood-flavoured biscuits for those who enjoy savoury snacks.

KOME cheese rice crackers combine a crisp texture with cheese flavour.

Browse products carrying the LIBRA name. Contact us for ingredients and pack details.
Featured Products
Explore our featured products below and contact LIBRA to receive the complete catalog, samples, and packaging specifications.












Domestic distribution and export destinations
LIBRA supplies products nationwide across Vietnam and regularly fulfills export orders, coordinating closely on product labeling, trade terms, and delivery schedules.
Domestic market
Products are distributed nationwide through a network of regional distributors, retail points, and e-commerce platforms.
Export markets
LIBRA exports food products to nearly 20 international markets across Asia and other regions, supporting buyers with destination compliance, trade documentation, and required packaging adjustments.
Export documentation provided
Cooperation pathways for business buyers
We offer structured business models tailored to importers, retail operators, and brand owners, with dedicated commercial support for volume planning, labeling, and delivery.
LIBRA brand distribution and importing
We prioritize supplying our eight established LIBRA brands to importers and regional distributors, backed by product dossiers, compliant labeling, and recurring order replenishment.
Retail chains and e-commerce
We supply packaged goods directly to supermarket operators, retail chains, and online platforms, providing verified specifications, approved listing assets, and reliable dispatch dates.
OEM and private label manufacturing
OEM and private label manufacturing are available on a select basis, such as our production of the PLAY line for PLAY Nutrition. Projects proceed based on technical feasibility, approved samples, and written IP agreements.
Cooperation process
- 1
Submit enquiry
Share your company profile, preferred product lines, destination market, and estimated order quantities.
- 2
Review samples
Receive and assess physical product samples for taste, texture, and packaging presentation.
- 3
Agree specifications
Confirm technical product specifications, supplementary labeling, required certificates, delivery terms, and lead times.
- 4
Production and inspection
Goods are manufactured according to approved parameters, supported by in-line quality checks and complete batch records.
- 5
Delivery and replenishment
Orders are dispatched with complete shipping documentation, followed by planned coordination for recurring replenishment.