Podcast Episode 6 | The Partnership Story Between Son Rong Do and Theaoson
Podcast Episode 6 takes you into the conversation between Son Rong Do and Theaoson at Vietbuild 2026, exploring aerosol technology, manufacturing capabilities, innovation, green development, and their three-year partnership journey.
A Meeting at Vietbuild 2026, with Stories Behind the Aerosol Industry
Some conversations begin with a product, but the deeper they go, the more they reveal about technology, markets, and relationships built over time.
At Vietbuild 2026, Son Rong Do’s booth became a meeting point for businesses, partners, and customers. In the atmosphere of an exhibition showcasing construction products, paints, and industrial solutions, Son Rong Do sat down with Ashley Zhang, a representative of Theaoson, an aerosol product manufacturer based in Guangdong, China.
The interview, which lasted more than 11 minutes, went beyond the products themselves. Starting with impressions of Vietnam, the conversation gradually moved into Theaoson’s manufacturing capabilities, its approach to international markets, developments in aerosol technology, and an increasingly important topic: the development of more environmentally friendly products.
Behind these stories about technology lies another important chapter: the three-year partnership between Son Rong Do and Theaoson, a relationship that is entering a new chapter in 2026.
So, what has enabled the two companies to work together over the years and continue looking ahead to the future?
Let’s begin Podcast Episode 1 with the story of Theaoson.
Theaoson and the Expansive World of Aerosol Products
From the very beginning of the introduction, Ashley Zhang takes listeners into a field that may be familiar in everyday life but encompasses a remarkably broad range of products: aerosols – spray products.
Theaoson is a company from Guangdong Province, China, focusing on this field across a variety of product categories. During the conversation, these include automotive spray paint, car care products, household products, as well as new aerosol product lines developed for the food and medical sectors.
What stands out is the way the company approaches aerosols not simply as a single product category. It is an area that Theaoson has chosen to develop over the long term, connecting manufacturing with research, technology, and innovation.
And for a field with such a wide range of applications, manufacturing capability is naturally an essential part of the picture.
Nearly 30 Production Lines and an Annual Capacity of 450 Million Cans
Theaoson’s manufacturing capabilities become particularly clear through the figures shared during the interview.
The company currently has four independent production plants, with nearly 30 fully automated high-speed production lines. Its stated production capacity reaches 450 million cans per year.
Behind this scale is an ambition to bring products to customers across different markets. Theaoson not only develops its own brand but also provides OEM and ODM services, expanding opportunities to work with businesses internationally.
A company may have large-scale manufacturing capabilities, but entering demanding markets requires more than production volume alone. The next question in the podcast therefore turns to a more important aspect: what enables a product to go further?
More Than 80 Countries and Regions: The Challenge of Going Global
From the story of its factories, the interview expands into a broader picture: Theaoson’s journey in bringing aerosol products to global markets.
Theaoson states that its products have been exported to more than 80 countries and regions, including markets in Latin America, North America, Europe, Japan, Russia, and many other areas.
Each market comes with its own requirements. In particular, when products enter markets with higher standards, manufacturing capacity alone is not enough.
Three key foundations are highlighted by Ashley Zhang during the conversation: compliance, innovation, and quality.
Compliance Comes First
For a product to enter a new market, it must first meet the requirements established in that market.
For Theaoson, regulatory requirements and compliance are regarded as an initial threshold that must be met. In introducing the company, Ashley Zhang also mentions certifications and standards such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 2716, ISO 4001, UKCE, and FDA.
This shows that exporting is not simply about moving a product from one country to another. Behind every market are requirements that a company needs to proactively meet.
As Markets Change, Products Must Keep Moving Forward
If compliance is a condition for entering a market, then innovation is what enables a company to continue developing within that market.
Customer needs do not stand still. Technology changes, standards change, and expectations for products change as well. For this reason, Theaoson focuses on continuously improving its products rather than treating its current formulations or processes as an endpoint.
This innovation takes place across several areas: improving formulations, enhancing performance, refining surface and internal properties, and optimizing the spraying performance of accessories.
And Finally, Quality
Technology may help a product move forward, but quality is what helps maintain customer trust.
In the interview, quality is placed alongside compliance and innovation as three important foundations supporting Theaoson’s continued development in international markets.
It also reflects a practical view of development: to go further, requirements must be met; to move forward, continuous change is necessary; but quality must remain the foundation.
Technology Is More Than Creating New Products
As the conversation turns to technology, Ashley Zhang emphasizes a central perspective: technology and innovation are the soul of the company.
At Theaoson, this focus is directed toward three areas: continuous product improvement, ensuring safety and stability, and pursuing ecological and environmental sustainability.
This makes the discussion of technology more than simply a question of how advanced the machinery is. More importantly, it is about what technology is being used to achieve and how products can move closer to emerging needs.
A Key Direction: More Environmentally Friendly Products
In 2026, Theaoson stated that it had launched a product line described as free from benzene, lead, and heavy metals, with a focus on environmental friendliness.
This is a particularly notable point in the conversation because when discussing the future of aerosols, Ashley Zhang does not focus solely on performance.
A broader question emerges: how can products become greener, more environmentally friendly, and avoid harmful impacts on people?
Based on the direction shared during the interview, this is expected to be an important area of product innovation in the future. Aerosol products connected to households, construction sites, and everyday life increasingly need to be considered from the perspectives of environmental responsibility and safety.
In other words, innovation is not only about creating a product that is “newer,” but also about developing a product that is better aligned with the requirements of the future.
From Supplier to Partner After Three Years of Collaboration
After discussing technology and markets, the interview returns to a more personal topic: the relationship between Son Rong Do and Theaoson.
The two companies have entered their third year of cooperation. Three years is long enough for a business relationship to be evaluated not only through individual orders or products, but also through how the two sides work together and respond to practical requirements.
For Theaoson, one of the important aspects of this relationship lies in the complementary strengths of the two sides.
Son Rong Do has manufacturing facilities and a presence in Vietnam. Theaoson has manufacturing capabilities in China. One side brings market presence and local advantages, while the other contributes its manufacturing foundation in its home country.
When these strengths are brought together, Theaoson sees the relationship as a mutually beneficial partnership.
“Those Who Share the Same Aspiration Are Not Separated by Mountains and Seas”
Perhaps this is one of the most memorable lines from Podcast Episode 1.
Ashley Zhang referred to a Chinese saying:
“Those who share the same aspiration are not separated by mountains and seas.”
The quote was used to describe the shared values between Theaoson and Son Rong Do. The geographical distance between China and Vietnam does not become an obstacle when the two sides share the same goals and a common approach to their partnership.
This is also where the story of the partnership moves beyond a simple “supplier–business” relationship.
A relationship may begin with products, but sustaining it over time requires trust, alignment, and the ability to work toward a shared goal.
2026: A New Chapter with a Dual-Brand Model
After three years of working together, 2026 marks a new step as Son Rong Do and Theaoson strengthen their cooperation through a dual-brand model for aerosol spray products.
For Theaoson, taking this partnership to the next level is not based on a single factor. The confidence has been built through the experience the two companies have shared.
Three years of cooperation have helped establish mutual recognition, trust, and a relatively smooth working process.
But that foundation also requires something else: the ability to combine their respective strengths.
Where Two Markets Meet
Son Rong Do brings its brand and market resources in Vietnam. On the other side, Theaoson brings its manufacturing capabilities in China.
The combination of these two foundations is viewed by Theaoson as a suitable direction for cooperation, particularly as both sides aim to bring high-quality spray paint and coating products to customers in the Vietnamese market.
The shared goal is an important part of this relationship. Markets may change and products may continue to evolve, but a common objective helps both sides continue moving in the same direction.
Three Words to Describe Son Rong Do
At the end of the conversation, Ashley Zhang was asked a simple but meaningful question: if she could use three wordsto describe Son Rong Do after three years of cooperation, what would they be?
The answer was:
Professional. Reliable. Insightful.
These three words reflect different aspects that Theaoson values throughout the partnership.
Professional is the foundation. When both sides contribute their respective expertise, the partnership has a solid basis for development.
Reliable builds trust between the two companies. It is what allows both sides to continue working together rather than limiting the relationship to short-term cooperation.
And insightful relates directly to the market. As markets change rapidly, businesses need to be responsive enough to recognize new needs, emerging trends, and future directions.
For Theaoson, these three qualities represent key characteristics of Son Rong Do and provide a foundation for the desire to continue working together in the years ahead.
From Today’s Conversation to the Road Ahead
Podcast Episode 1 concludes at Vietbuild 2026, where Son Rong Do had the opportunity to meet customers, partners, and people interested in aerosol products, coating products, and solutions related to car care.
Looking back at the conversation, what stands out is not only the figures surrounding factories and production capacity.
It is also the story of how an aerosol manufacturer views changing market demands; how technology is used to improve products; how environmental considerations are becoming part of its development direction; and, most importantly, how two companies are building a partnership based on complementary strengths and shared values.
Three years is one chapter. 2026 opens another.
From manufacturing lines in China to the Vietnamese market, and from an initial partnership to a dual-brand model, Son Rong Do and Theaoson are continuing to explore opportunities to move forward together.
And if there is one message that captures the spirit of Podcast Episode 1, it may be this: when two sides share professionalism, reliability, and a common direction, distance does not have to define the limits of a partnership.
See you in the next episodes of Son Rong Do Podcast.