Tanisa Rice Paper Is Now Available at CarrefourSA in Türkiye
Vietnamese rice paper has just appeared on the shelves of CarrefourSA, one of the largest supermarket chains in Türkiye. The product, under the Tanisa brand, is being distributed in this market with plans to expand to more than 750 stores nationwide. This marks a new milestone in the journey of rice paper, a staple ingredient in Vietnamese meals, reaching international markets.
Vietnamese Rice Paper Officially Hits Turkish Supermarket Shelves
For a Vietnamese rice paper factory to get its products into a major retail network like CarrefourSA is more than welcome commercial news. It reflects a broader trend: international retail chains are increasingly recognizing rice paper as a product with its own distinct place, no longer confined to the general category of "Asian food."
Why Turkish Consumers Are Embracing Rice Paper
According to the local distribution partner in Türkiye, young consumers have been the most enthusiastic in embracing rice paper. They are not limited to the traditional way of wrapping; many create their own dishes, adding ingredients and flavors to suit their personal taste.
This is worth noting for anyone following global food trends. From an ingredient tied to Vietnamese family meals, rice paper is gradually becoming a flexible "cooking canvas" that people across different cultures are free to reinvent in their own way. This also partly explains why rice paper is increasingly appearing in recipes outside Vietnamese cuisine, from fusion-style wraps to baking and snack experiments.
What It Takes for a Vietnamese Rice Paper Factory to Export to 30 Countries
For a food product to reach the shelves of a new market like Türkiye, the manufacturer must meet the food safety standards and quality control processes required by that specific market. This is a side of food exporting that rarely gets mentioned, yet it is often the deciding factor in whether a factory gets accepted or not.
The International Certifications Behind Every Sheet of Rice Paper
Tanisa's factory holds certifications including FSSC 22000, ISO 22000:2018, FDA (USA), KFDA (Korea), and Halal. Among these, the Halal certification carries particular weight in the case of Türkiye, where most consumers pay close attention to the origin and production process of their food.
Experience From Some of the World's Most Demanding Markets
Before entering Türkiye, Tanisa had already built over 10 years of export experience, now reaching more than 30 countries including the United States, Europe, Korea, Japan, and Australia. In Korea, Tanisa is one of the few Vietnamese factories approved to export into the market and ranks second in export volume. In the US, the product is available on Amazon and through the H-Mart retail chain. Having navigated the technical barriers and standards of markets long considered demanding gives the factory a strong foundation to adapt more quickly when entering a new market like Türkiye.
From Tay Ninh to Türkiye, the Journey of a Vietnamese Rice Paper Brand
Tanisa was founded in 2015 by Estelle Thu, who grew up in Tay Ninh, a region with a long tradition of rice paper making. The main ingredient comes from rice grown in the Mekong Delta, a region recognized for producing rice of consistent quality, well suited for processing into rice-based products used across many different cuisines.
Rice paper does not have a single "inventor." It took shape and was refined over generations of craftspeople in Vietnam's Mekong Delta region. What Tanisa is doing is bringing a traditional craft into a production system that meets export standards, so that rice paper can reach distant markets like Türkiye while maintaining consistent quality.
What Is Rice Paper Becoming in Kitchens Around the World
The story in Türkiye is a concrete example of a broader trend taking shape: rice paper is no longer just an ingredient for Vietnamese spring rolls, it is being "turned into" part of the everyday meal by many other cuisines in their own way. For Tanisa, this is also why the brand carries the spirit of "Rice Paper, wrap anything you like": rice paper can wrap whatever the user wants, without being confined to a fixed recipe.
Is Tanisa Rice Paper Halal Certified?
Yes. Tanisa is Halal certified, along with FSSC 22000, ISO 22000:2018, FDA, and KFDA, making it suitable for markets with specific requirements around food origin and production processes.
Where to Buy Tanisa Rice Paper in Türkiye?
The product is currently distributed through CarrefourSA stores, with plans to expand to more than 750 stores nationwide.
If you are an importer or distributor looking for an export-ready rice paper supplier, the story in Türkiye is a good example of how Tanisa works with new partners: from international food safety certifications and stable production capacity, to real-world experience across markets with different standards. To learn more about Tanisa's export capabilities and current product lines, feel free to contact the Tanisa team directly.
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