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Hino, because there are reasons to be selected.

Trucks aren’t the only things HINO provides. One of HINO’s most important objectives is to create as many “reasons to be selected” whatever the product or service Hino provides, or where they are marketed, and to “create” relationships based on trust with our customers. In this section, we introduce the companies that operate HINO trucks to our readers. We would like to give you a glimpse of how HINO trucks serve our customers around the world by asking them their reasons for choosing HINO.

Hino Owner’s Voice -from HINO Cares Issue 011

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Canada/ Meubles Denis Riel
Jean-Francois Riel, President

Founded 38 years ago, Quebec furniture company Meubles Denis Riel currently owns 6 units of HINO trucks. Mr. Jean-Francois Riel, president of the company, says that they began considering HINO trucks in 2007 after they had heard of the trucks’ reputation from one of their suppliers.

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Costa Rica/ Policía de Tránsito de Costa Rica
Jimmy Salazar, Chief District of the Highway Patrol
Óscar Mongalo, Highway Patrol Division Operator of Derricks

Policía de Tránsito de Costa Rica’s mission is to make sure the citizens of Costa Rica comply with traffic rules, reduce the number of traffic accidents, and...

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Ecuador/ Trans Futuro
Jorge Cheing, Managing Director
Jose Olivo, Driver

“Very powerful and reliable.” This was the reply we got from Mr. Jorge Cheing, the managing director at Trans Futuro, when we asked him to describe HINO trucks in a few words. Trans Futuro works closely with the cement company, primarily engaged in the transport of raw materials as well as in some cleaning operations.

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Vietnam/ Phuong Nam Seafood
Lam Ngoc Khuan, Managing Director
Le Huy Ngoan, Driver

With over 4,000 employees, Phuong Nam Seafood is one of the largest export companies in Vietnam. The company mainly deals in seafood products such as shrimps, with about 45% of its exports going to the US and 35% to Japan, as well as to a diverse range of other major regions around the world including Europe.

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