Vietnam’s first VDA-certified AdBlue® plant runs private-label production end to end: the ISO 22241 urea 32.5% formula, the labelling dossier, and filling from 10L cans to tanker loads — plus AUS 40 for marine.
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You keep the brand and the sales channel; Madin handles everything else at the Pho Noi A plant in Hung Yen.
Urea 32.5% (AUS 32) or 40% (AUS 40), EDI ultra-pure water. Labelling dossier to Decree 43/2017, its own EAN-13 barcode for every SKU.
Label artwork designed to your identity, or supplied print-ready. Cans, drums and IBCs 100% new, with tamper-evident sealed caps.
Automated filling; every batch tested to ISO 22241 in the plant laboratory. Reference samples retained for each production lot.
Nationwide delivery from our northern and southern hubs; technical support, POSM and dealer training for your brand.
Marine SCR systems under IMO MARPOL Tier III run on 40% urea solution — and Madin is one of the few plants in Vietnam producing and packing AUS 40 under private label.

Committed to AdBlue®’s founding quality standard — certified by the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA), the first in Vietnam.
In-house testing of each filling batch: urea content, biuret, aldehydes, trace metals — with reference samples retained.
Stable supply capacity for the domestic market and export, with logistics hubs in the north and south.
MOQ is set per filling lot and pack type (10L/20L cans, 200L drums, IBC 1000L, tanker). Call +84 886 634 634 — the technical team will propose the optimal configuration for your sales channel.
Yes. The labelling dossier to Decree 43/2017, label artwork to your identity, and EAN-13 barcode registration guidance for each SKU are all part of the programme.
It depends on pack type and how ready your artwork is; the timeline is stated in the written quotation and confirmed on the first call rather than promised as a blanket figure.
Yes — 40% urea to ISO 18611 for IMO Tier III SCR systems, packed in IBCs or supplied by tanker at the berth, under your brand. See the AUS 40 page.