Vietnamese enterprises offered insight into Indian standards certification
The Vietnamese Trade Office in India and the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) on April 26 organised a webinar on BIS’s regulations and certification procedures for foreign manufacturers, attracting the participation of more than 60 Vietnamese firms.
Vietnam's largest Mercedes-Benz dealer reduced profits dozens of times
In the first quarter, the profit of Haxaco, Vietnam's largest authorized Mercedes dealer, only exceeded 5 billion, 12 times lower than the same period last year.
Nam A Bank donated 10 billion VND to build bridge in Long An province
In April 2023, Nam A Bank implemented a series of practical programs such as building bridges, planting trees to protect the environment, giving houses, etc., to celebrate the Hung king anniversary, the anniversary of 48 years since our country united and International Labor Day.
A 40 hectares international marina on Nha Trang Bay is going to be put into operation
On April 19, Ana Marina Nha Trang Joint Stock Company held a ceremony to announce the trial of Ana Marina international marina.
Vingroup was honored for its sustainable development strategy
Capital Finance International honored Vingroup in the category "Best Sustainable Development Strategy in Vietnam in 2023".
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: New Green Trade Restrictions to Impact Businesses in ...
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism imposes a fee on the carbon emissions contained in certain imports. We discuss the roll-out of this new mechanism, implications for India-based manufacturing entities and exporters, and suggest business actions to prepare for the implementation of the
FDI enterprises are on the way to stable recovery
Despite being quite shy about new investments, foreign investors still increase investment capital for effective projects in Vietnam, showing their confidence in the prospects of investment projects in Vietnam.
Reform WTO to benefit developing nations – K.T Hammond
Minister for Trade and Industry, Kobina Tahir Hammond, is calling for improved systems that will enable developing countries like Ghana to effectively participate in negotiations of the World Trade Organisations (WTO).
Argentina to serve as gateway for local goods to penetrate South American market
As an active member of the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR) Argentina can be the gateway for Vietnamese goods to make inroad into the South American market, while Vietnam will always be a solid bridge for Argentina to enter the ASEAN market, as well as the Asia-Pacific region.
Australia is second-largest shrimp import market of Vietnam in CPTPP
Australia is Vietnam's second largest shrimp import market in the CPTPP market after Japan, accounting for 27% of Vietnam's total shrimp export value to this market.
Big room for Vietnam, Uruguay to expand trade ties
National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue’s visit to Uruguay is expected to open up opportunities for stronger economic and trade ties, and win-win cooperation between Vietnam and the Latin American country.
Timor-Leste drives WTO membership bid into final stages
At the fifth meeting of the Working Party on the Accession of Timor-Leste on 20 April, WTO members welcomed the strong and sustained efforts by the Timorese authorities to conclude WTO accession by the 13th Ministerial Conference (MC13) to be held in February 2024.
Business associations seek to iron out snags and boost exports
Representatives of major business associations put forward solutions aimed at removing difficulties and increasing exports at a conference held on April 25 in Ho Chi Minh City, Cong Thuong (commerce) newspaper reported.
China welcomes first batch of sweet potato from Vietnam
China officially imported its first batch of purple sweet potato from Vietnam through Shuikou Port in Longzhou County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, on April 24.
China willing, capable of joining CPTPP, senior official says
China has both the willingness and capability to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, and has been studying the terms, costs and benefits of joining the pact, said Wang Shouwen, vice-minister of commerce.
Non-life insurance provide enterprises are required to manage risks
The Insurance Supervision and Administration Department (Ministry of Finance) requires non-life insurance businesses to manage risks with three independent lines of protection.
