Join us for an exclusive guided tour at DoDo Fishball Factory (Thong Siek Global Pte. Ltd.) and learn how fishballs are made using high tech automation. Discover high-speed manufacturing, learn business growth strategies, explore collaboration opportunities with Thong Siek, and of course, enjoy free sampling of DoDo seafood. Lastly, receive a goodie bag worth $15 and enjoy 2-way premium coach transfer from Kranji MRT!
Established in 1985, The Federation Of Merchants’ Associations, Singapore (FMAS) is a non-profit organisation that plays a key and pro-active role in representing the interest of the merchants and hawkers under the care of the Housing Development Board (HDB) Neighbourhood, National Environment Agency (NEA) Hawker Centres. We have more than 49 active member associations. These member associations and their members together with FMAS provide a strong network for businesses, education, and community development. Together we share a strong sense of pride and success in our community.
www.fmas.org.sg/
Set up in March 2019, the Heartland Enterprise Centre Singapore (HECS) is a dedicated centre to champion the rejuvenation of heartland town centres and businesses. HECS works closely with merchant associations to tailor their enterprise transformation efforts, workforce upgrading programmes and place-making activities. In addition to supporting merchant associations, the centre provides business advisory services and also conduct upgrading programmes for heartland merchants.
HECS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Federation of Merchants’ Associations, Singapore (FMAS) and is supported by Enterprise Singapore. Our three key pillars of work are business transformation, workforce upgrading and placemaking.
Our Heritage
DoDo products remain very consistent to the standards kept when the small family business began. The DoDo fish ball, in particular, is considered a leading brand. It is known for its fresh taste and the goodness of its bite, which the perfect texture and bounciness that Singaporeans have come to love and enjoy. As a meal or as a snack, Singaporeans have chosen DoDo because of its healthy protein rich content and its low cholesterol. Whether in terms of goodness or benefits to the health, DoDo stands as the guiltless choice; Singaporeans say its “So Good, So Enjoy”.
Our History
What started as a small operation in the backyard of the family home in 1976 has grown to become Singapore’s prefered brand in fish balls. In the beginning, the entire family was responsible for the fish ball production. Currently, DoDo food products are made possible by a workforce of more than 300 . To date, our base factory can produce more than 60 varieties of fish-based products, distributed all around the world.
Our Accolades
DoDo has grown to be a trusted brand worldwide. Produced by Thong Siek Global (TSG), DoDo is made by the first fish ball manufacturer in Singapore to attain the HACCP and Halal Certifications. The company also obtained the EU license for export to the EU market. In 2015, TSG attained the prestigious Gold Award from AVA for achieving Grade A in hygiene standard for 15 consecutive years. This is a FIRST in the fish ball manufacturing industry, an assurance to all DoDo lovers that all DoDo products keep a high standard. More than the awards and recognition, what we treasure most are the personal reviews, from home cooks who trust only DoDo, or parents who appreciate DoDo as a good snack for their kids. We keep things fresh and good with all of you in mind.
Explore the exquisite range of DoDo's culinary masterpieces, meticulously curated to embody tradition and innovation, reflecting TSG's commitment to excellence.
www.thongsiek.com/business/our-brands/
Indulge in Crusty's creations that redefine snacking experiences. Savor the flavors of salted egg fish skin that elevate snacking to an art form, all under the creative banner of TSG.
www.thongsiek.com/business/our-brands/Priority will be given to Heartland Business Owners.
22 Senoko Way
Singapore 758044, Singapore
If you have any questions please contact Huiting Chong
