Vivi Korea Exports 10 Tons of Natural Fermented Liquid Ion Mineral 'E-MAX' to Major Swine Groups in Sichuan, China

Global bio-specialized company 'Vivi Korea' exports a total of 10 tons of liquid mineral 'E-MAX' to Sichuan Province, China, and on-site images of Vivi Korea's booth at the 2025 China Animal Husbandry Expo (CAHE 2025)

On May 30, global bio-specialized company Vivi Korea announced that it had shipped 10 tons of its liquid mineral supplement 'E-MAX' to a major swine group in Sichuan Province, China. This export was made under a supply contract signed at the China Animal Husbandry Expo (CAHE 2025) held in Qingdao, China in 2025, serving as a representative example of an expo achievement leading to tangible export results.

The 'E-MAX' supplied this time is scheduled to be delivered to Onxi Group and Shuangdong Group, leading swine companies in Sichuan Province. Since the end of 2023, both groups have repeatedly conducted feeding trials of 'E-MAX' on finishing pigs and breeding sows at their directly managed farms for over a year and six months. As the trials recently produced clear results in improving weight gain and shortening shipment days for finishing pigs, as well as enhancing productivity for breeding sows, full-scale exports have now begun.

In particular, Onxi Group and Shuangdong Group are among the top five large-scale swine enterprises in China, each raising 45 million and 30 million pigs, respectively. This contract was made possible based on trust in E-MAX's technology and its proven efficacy in the field. As the effects of E-MAX have been clearly demonstrated, attention is now focused on its potential impact within the Chinese swine market.

A Vivi Korea representative stated, "The export to Sichuan Province is the result of long-term verification of the product's efficacy, and it is highly significant that the value of 'E-MAX' has been recognized locally in China." The representative added, "This export is only the beginning, and if use is expanded to all group farms in the future, we expect demand to reach a scale that could challenge our supply capacity."

Building on this contract, Vivi Korea plans to continue expanding cooperation with major swine companies in China. The company also aims to further strengthen its position in the Chinese market by establishing local distribution networks, developing customized products, and enhancing its technical support system.