Sustainable Agricultural Ecosystem
The Coconut – Shrimp – Honey Ecosystem
A circular agricultural model on Tam Hiep Island, Ben Tre. Harmonizing natural intercropping, zero toxic chemical usage, verified zero pesticide residues, and empowering local smallholders.
Verified Ecological & Scientific Milestones
National TV Documentary
Discovering the Tam Hiep River Island Model
Explore the untouched natural freshwater and brackish water ecosystem where Bentrecorp coconuts flourish.
BENTRECORPThe 3 Pillars of Equilibrium
The Symbiotic Circular Ecosystem
Every component of the grove works synergistically without synthetic fertilizers or chemical pesticides.
1. Native Siamese Coconut Canopy
Perennial palms absorb carbon, stabilize alluvial riverbanks, and shade the micro-climate.
2. Natural Giant River Prawns
Naturally raised in grove drainage canals, feeding on natural benthos, serving as living bio-indicators.
3. Coconut Blossom Honeybees
Apiaries placed beneath the palms assist natural pollination while yielding pure mineral-rich honey.
Scientific Evidence
Comprehensive Pesticide Analysis (572 Active Substances)
Conducted by Hoan Vu High-Tech Analysis Center (VILAS 357 / ISO/IEC 17025:2017 & ILAC-MRA). Report No. 260625024. All 572 pesticide substances resulted in Not Detected (N.D.) at method detection limits.
Laboratory Verification Summary
| Testing Laboratory | Hoan Vu High-Tech Analysis Center (VILAS 357 / ISO 17025:2017) |
| Sample Tested | Fresh Green Siamese Coconut (Bentrecorp Raw Material Area) |
| Report Reference No. | 260625024 (Issued 25/06/2026) |
| Total Active Ingredients | 572 pesticide compounds (Organochlorines, Organophosphates, Carbamates, Pyrethroids, etc.) |
| Test Result | 100% Not Detected (N.D.) at Method Detection Limits |
Brand Integrity Notice: Bentrecorp does not make uncertified "Organic Certified" claims. We strictly present verified laboratory evidence and our dedicated journey toward organic compliance.
Visual Journey
Authentic Life & Grove Gallery
Real imagery captured on-site across Bentrecorp raw material plantations on Tam Hiep Island.
