Korean soju producer HiteJinro spends $8 mln on leasing land in northern Vietnam

South Korean drink, brewing and distillery firm HiteJinro, a leading producer of soju, has spent VND191.3 billion ($7.8 million) on leasing 8.2 hectares for a project in Vietnam’s northern province of Thai Binh.

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