Japan tops importers of Vietnam’s fishery products in Q1
Japan has surpassed the US to become the biggest importer of Vietnam’s fishery products, with over 310 million USD in value in the first quarter of 2023, reported the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).
How to boost Vietnamese farm exports to Dutch market
Trade promotion agencies have and will continue to implement many activities in a bid to help Vietnamese agricultural products achieve deeper penetration into the Dutch market, as well as the EU.
Losing trillions, Vietjet still contributes 4,350 billion VND to the State budget
Vietjet Aviation Joint Stock Company has just announced its financial statements of the year 2022 with consolidated business results at a loss, but the airline still contributed 4,350 billion VND to the budget.
Australia reaches deal with China in barley dispute as trade ties improve
Australia has reached an agreement with China to resolve their dispute over barley imports, the two countries said on Tuesday, a latest sign of improving ties between the major commodity trade partners.
A British pharmaceutical group invests nearly VND 7 trillion to make Vietnam its Asian headquarters
Recently, Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Phan Van Mai had a meeting and worked with the General Director of AstraZeneca Group (UK), Mr. Pascal Soriot.
India: New Foreign Trade Policy A Tightrope Walk Between Export Targets And WTO Commitments
The new policy has set ambitious aspirations for the country's role in the global market.
Vietnam remains favourite investment destination for European firms: Report
Precisely 36% of European firms ranked Vietnam either first, within their top three, or among their top five investment destinations on a global scale, according to the latest Business Climate Index (BCI) report released by the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham) and produced by
Tra fish by-products to become huge money earner: Experts
Stronger investment into processing by-products of tra fish will be a way for Vietnam to optimise their huge potential and values amid the expanding tra fish sector, according to experts.
Removing difficulties for export activities
Rising inflation and monetary tightening in many countries, which have reduced the demand among Vietnam’s major trading partners, are exerting a serious impact on Vietnam’s export sector.
United States formally accepts Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies
The United States deposited its instrument of acceptance for the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies on 11 April, making it the fourth WTO member, and the first among the large fishing nations, to do so.
Big chance for investors to Vietnam: A shortage of qualified game training programs -
According to Mr.Anh Chu, Director of Aptech International Programmer Training Systems in Vietnam, human resource training is such important issue for developing the gaming industry. However, Vietnam still lacks standard training programs for the gaming industry.
Vietnam's agricultural products face more difficulties in export to China
Vietnam's agricultural product exports to China are facing increasing difficulties due to tightening export requirements, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).
Unpacked: UK-Vietnam Trade and the CPTPP
From Brexit to the CPTPP, the road has been long for the United Kingdom, but the final outcome should see the country’s trade ties with Vietnam become stronger than before.
Meeting “green” standards promotes export growth
Green growth, green development, and circular economy are becoming global trends. This development trend has been forming new "rules of the game" on trade and investment.
Increased demand for imported machinery
In order to increase production capacity as well as improve product quality, many enterprises have to import machinery and equipment from abroad. They want to be created favourable conditions for the import of this equipment.
The Chinese market's prospects go hand in hand with competition
In the first quarter, many markets experienced a deep decline, but China is still the brightest market, with high expectations for orders in the coming quarters. However, competitive pressure is also great because exporters and traders from many countries also focus on this market after opening.