Top 8 Quartz Countertop Manufacturers in Vietnam: Verified Factory List
Vietnam is one of the fastest-growing sources of engineered quartz countertops in the world, driven largely by U.S. anti-dumping duties on Chinese quartz products that have pushed buyers to find alternative suppliers. We have sourced building materials from Vietnam since 2014, and the quartz segment specifically has expanded rapidly over the past several years, with new factories opening in the northern provinces and established operations scaling up production lines to meet export demand.
The manufacturers listed below have been verified against U.S. Customs import records. Rather than relying on factory websites or self-reported claims, we used shipment data to confirm which companies are actually exporting quartz products at meaningful volumes. If you are new to sourcing from Vietnam, our complete Vietnam sourcing guide covers the broader landscape, trade agreements, and logistics considerations.
Updated March 17, 2026
Why Buyers Are Sourcing Quartz from Vietnam
The primary driver is trade policy. U.S. antidumping and countervailing duties on Chinese quartz countertop products have significantly increased their prices for American importers. Vietnam has no such duties on quartz products entering the U.S. market, creating a substantial pricing advantage that has redirected a large share of order volume.
Beyond the U.S. tariff situation, Vietnam's free trade agreements benefit buyers in other markets. The EVFTA eliminates or reduces duties on Vietnamese quartz entering the EU. The CPTPP provides preferential market access to Canada, Australia, Japan, and several other countries. These agreements make Vietnamese quartz competitive in most major importing countries, not just the United States.
On the manufacturing side, Vietnamese quartz factories have invested heavily in Breton and equivalent production lines over the past decade. The industry has moved well beyond basic white and beige slabs. Several factories now produce realistic marble-look, Calacatta, and Carrara patterns using printed quartz technology, closing the design gap that once favored Chinese and Italian producers.
Top Quartz Manufacturers in Vietnam
These are the most active Vietnamese quartz exporters based on verified U.S. customs data. This is not a comprehensive directory. These are the most visible, highest-volume operations, and the right factory for your specific project may not be on any public list. Many of the best mid-sized quartz operations we work with have no English website and do not appear in search results.
Vicostone Joint Stock Company
Vicostone is Vietnam's largest and most recognized engineered quartz manufacturer, with over 3,100 shipments and approximately 7,400 TEU in U.S. customs records. The company operates from Hai Phong and ships to major U.S. ports, including Tacoma, Long Beach, and Los Angeles. Vicostone uses Breton production technology (licensed from Italy) and runs multiple automated lines capable of producing millions of square meters annually. Product descriptions in customs data consistently reference "quartz-based engineered compound stone" in both polished and side-finished formats.
Vicostone holds NSF and Greenguard certifications and exports globally to the U.S., EU, and Australian markets. Their scale makes them a strong option for large-volume buyers, but MOQs typically start at full container loads, and they prioritize established distribution relationships over one-off orders.
Casablanca Viet Nam JSC
Casablanca shows over 3,200 shipments and roughly 4,700 TEU, making it one of the highest-volume quartz exporters from Vietnam. Their primary departure port is Hai Phong, with shipments reaching New York/Newark, Savannah, and Los Angeles. Customs product descriptions include engineered quartz and engineered quartz with solid wood components, suggesting they handle both slab production and some fabrication.
Casablanca operates from the Chau Son Industrial Zone in Phu Tho Province, part of Vietnam's northern quartz manufacturing cluster. Their volume and port diversity indicate established distribution along the U.S. East Coast and in the Southeast.
Phu Son Joint Stock Company
Phu Son has logged approximately 2,760 shipments and 2,680 TEU, shipping from Hai Phong to Los Angeles, Seattle, and Long Beach. Product descriptions reference "quartz artificial polished slabs" and standard quartz slabs. The company appears in customs data under multiple related entries, including Phu Son JSC, which together indicate sustained, high-volume export activity.
This is a slab-focused operation. Buyers looking for prefabricated countertops or cut-to-size products will likely need to source fabrication separately or work with a manufacturer that offers both.
Vietnam Quartz Joint Stock Company
Vietnam Quartz JSC (associated with the Vinaquartz brand and the Nhat Huy Group) shows over 2,080 shipments and approximately 2,680 TEU. Nhat Huy Stone Fabrication appears separately in customs data with an additional 150+ shipments and 220 TEU, indicating the group handles both slab manufacturing and downstream fabrication. Products include artificial quartz slabs, quartz countertops, and cut-to-size pieces.
The Nhat Huy Group has been exporting globally since 2004, which gives them deep experience with international compliance requirements and packaging standards. They ship from Hai Phong and serve Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Portland.
Phutai Quartz Stone
Phutai Quartz shows 812 shipments and roughly 1,490 TEU, departing from Vung Tau and other southern Vietnam ports. Destination ports include New York/Newark, Houston, and Miami, indicating strong distribution on the U.S. East Coast and in the Gulf. Product descriptions reference "engineered quartz polished slabs" and general quartz stone.
The southern port departure is notable. Most large quartz operations ship from Hai Phong in the north. Phutai's Vung Tau departure suggests a southern manufacturing base, which could mean shorter inland logistics if you are also sourcing other products from the Ho Chi Minh City industrial corridor.
Royal House Manufacture and Investment
Royal House has approximately 595 shipments and 1,311 TEU, shipping from Vung Tau and Ho Chi Minh City to Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Houston. This is another southern-based quartz manufacturer focused on quartz stone products. Their shipment volume places them solidly in the mid-tier of Vietnamese quartz exporters, large enough to handle consistent container-level orders but potentially more accessible than the highest-volume northern factories for buyers with moderate initial volumes.
VTK Stone
VTK Stone shows 380 shipments and roughly 842 TEU, with products described as quartz, quartz countertops, and quartz with wood packaging. Departure ports include Hai Phong, Yantian, and Nansha. The primary destination ports are Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Tampa. The Yantian and Nansha transit points indicate some shipments may be routed through Chinese ports, which is common for smaller Vietnamese exporters consolidating cargo.
Baophat Vietnam New Material (Anh Loi Group)
Baophat shows 172 shipments and approximately 342 TEU, with customs descriptions specifically referencing "quartz countertop" and "quartz counter top" fabrication, not just raw slabs. This indicates a value-added operation doing cut-to-size and prefabricated countertop work. They ship from Vung Tau to Los Angeles, New York/Newark, and Long Beach.
Baophat is connected to the Anh Loi fabrication operation in Binh Duong, which focuses on finished quartz products for residential and commercial applications. For buyers who want to import ready-to-install countertops rather than raw slabs, this type of manufacturer reduces your need for domestic fabrication.
Where Quartz Gets Made in Vietnam
Phu Tho and the Northern Cluster
The majority of Vietnam's large-scale quartz manufacturing is concentrated in Phu Tho Province and the surrounding northern areas. Vicostone, Casablanca, Phu Son, and several other major producers operate here, with direct access to Hai Phong Port. This cluster benefits from proximity to quartz raw material sources and an established workforce trained in engineered stone production. If you are sourcing slabs at scale, northern factories are where most of the volume comes from.
Binh Duong and Southern Vietnam
A smaller but growing cluster operates around Binh Duong Province and the greater Ho Chi Minh City area, with access to Vung Tau and Cat Lai ports. Southern manufacturers like Baophat/Anh Loi and Royal House tend to focus more on fabrication and value-added products (countertops, vanity tops, cut-to-size pieces) rather than raw slab production. For buyers who need fabricated products or are combining quartz sourcing with other product categories from the south, this cluster can simplify logistics.
Hai Phong and Northern Port Access
Hai Phong is the primary export port for Vietnamese quartz. Transit times to the U.S. West Coast run approximately 18 to 22 days by sea, and 28 to 35 days to the East Coast. Most northern manufacturers are within a two-hour drive of the port, which keeps inland freight costs manageable.
What to Evaluate Before Choosing a Quartz Supplier
Certifications and Compliance
In the U.S., NSF/ANSI 51 certification (food contact surfaces) is increasingly expected by distributors and fabricators. Greenguard certification addresses indoor air quality and VOC emissions. For European markets, CE marking and REACH compliance are required. CARB (California Air Resources Board) requirements apply to resin-based products entering California. Ask for current certificates, not just claims on a website, and verify the certificate numbers independently.
Production Capacity and Lead Times
Standard slab production lead times from Vietnamese factories typically run 30 to 45 days from order confirmation, with prefabricated countertops adding 7 to 14 days for cutting, polishing, and edge profiling. These timelines can stretch during peak season (typically Q3 and Q4 when U.S. home improvement demand drives ordering). Always confirm current lead times before placing an order, not just the standard timeline on a quote sheet.
Most established factories require full container loads as a minimum. A 20-foot container holds roughly 10 to 12 standard quartz slabs, depending on thickness, while a 40-foot container fits 18 to 22 slabs. Prefabricated countertop MOQs vary more widely and are often negotiable for repeat buyers.
Pricing Structures
Quartz slab pricing from Vietnam is typically quoted per square meter FOB, with standard 2cm slabs ranging broadly depending on color complexity, surface finish, and order volume. Basic solid colors cost less than realistic marble-look or Calacatta patterns, which require more complex production processes. Standard payment terms are 30% deposit with 70% balance due before shipment, though some factories offer 30/30/40 splits for established buyers. Always compare pricing on an FOB basis first, then calculate your landed cost, including ocean freight, insurance, duties, and domestic distribution, before making a sourcing decision.
Color Consistency Across Batches
This is the most common quality issue we encounter with quartz sourcing in Vietnam. Engineered quartz relies on precise resin-to-quartz ratios and pigment formulations. When a factory scales up or changes raw material suppliers, color consistency can drift. Always request a production sample from the specific batch before approving bulk production. Lab dip samples are standard in the industry, and any factory that pushes back on providing them is a red flag.
Trading Companies vs. Actual Factories
A persistent challenge when sourcing quartz from Vietnam is distinguishing real manufacturers from trading companies that resell quartz from smaller workshops. Our guide to vetting and auditing suppliers covers the full verification process. Still, the key signals for quartz specifically are: a factory should be able to show you its Breton or equivalent production line, provide a factory address that matches its business registration, and have customs export records under its own company name (not a logistics intermediary). The customs shipment data referenced in this article can help with that last check.
Common Challenges When Sourcing Vietnamese Quartz
Logistics for quartz slabs demand extra attention. Slabs are heavy (a standard 2cm quartz slab weighs approximately 100-120 kg) and fragile during transit. Breakage rates on improperly packed containers can run 3% to 5%, which quickly eats into margins. Insist on A-frame racking inside containers, edge protection, and documented packing procedures. Be cautious with DDP shipping arrangements for stone products. Fraudulent DDP schemes have increased in recent years, and quartz's weight-to-value ratio makes it a frequent target. Our article on DDP Incoterms explains what to watch for.
Tariff rates on Vietnamese quartz products vary by importing country. U.S. antidumping duties on Chinese quartz have been a primary driver of Vietnam's growth in this category, but rates and regulations shift regularly. Check the latest rates applicable to your market before finalizing pricing calculations. Vietnam's free trade agreements, including the EVFTA (EU), CPTPP, and RCEP, provide preferential tariff treatment for many importing countries, but Certificates of Origin must be properly documented.
For buyers unfamiliar with finding manufacturers in Vietnam, the landscape can be harder to navigate than in China. Vietnamese quartz factories are less active on Alibaba and other B2B platforms. Trade shows like VietBuild Expo (held in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang) and the Vietnam International Stone and Building Materials Expo are more effective for making initial connections. Our list of Vietnam sourcing resources and supplier platforms covers the full range of options.
Cosmo Sourcing: Find the Right Quartz Factory, Not Just the Most Visible One
Cosmo Sourcing has been sourcing products from Vietnam since 2014, with a team based in Binh Duong Province. For quartz and other building material projects, we handle factory identification, vetting, sample coordination, and quality control on your behalf. Our flat-fee model means we work entirely in your interest, with no commissions or markups on product pricing.
You receive original quotes from 2 to 6 vetted factories with full contact details and direct introductions. Whether you need raw slabs, prefabricated countertops, or custom-cut-to-size quartz products, we connect you with verified manufacturers who can meet your specific requirements.
Contact Cosmo Sourcing to discuss your quartz sourcing project, or email us directly at info@cosmosourcing.com.
