Global Stevia Corp. Appoints New Stevia CEO

Mr. Tran has cultivated relationships with government officials, and agriculture experts, while acting as President of Global Stevia JSC over the last three years. This brings significant local stevia expertise, which will greatly assist the company in its future growth.

14 Nov 2012 --- Global Stevia Corp., a specialized stevia company focused on the development and distribution of premium stevia, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Phuong Tran as the company’s CEO effective immediately.

Mr. Tran has cultivated relationships with government officials, and agriculture experts, while acting as President of Global Stevia JSC over the last three years. This brings significant local stevia expertise, which will greatly assist the company in its future growth. Mr. Tran is a resident of Hanoi, which greatly assists the Company to benefit from his on the ground supervision and guidance as it aggressively expands its operations there. His new position as CEO allows the company to garner critical support of the local governments and will expedite its stevia operations.

Mr. Tran was educated at the Hanoi University of Technology, as well as the Hanoi National University. As past President of Hanoi Food Process & Industry Corp., Mr. Tran gained valuable experience in the sector before being appointed President of Global Stevia JSC.

“I am very excited to bring my stevia experience and local expertise in Vietnam to assist the company and its shareholders,” comments Mr. Tran. “I will focus to bring value due to my stevia experience in Vietnam and my local business network. We will rapidly move forward in this exciting sector.”

Global Stevia Corp. is a management company with a strong focus on stevia agronomics, from plant breeding and best agricultural practices to post-harvest techniques. The Company is heavily invested in facilities and intellectual property in order to provide management services and production facilities to the stevia industry. Global Stevia has operations in both Vietnam and Spain in the European Union.